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We'll see if he has a pre-existing good managerial record?
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Who were you responding to then?
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Fair enough, next time chuck a quote in since you responded right after my post.
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Do you have a reason for this view?
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Of course he doesn't.
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He's an expert in kneejerk reactions to managers other than the one that manages his own club.
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Three. One, I didnt think his achievements at United merited the jizzfest they got. He played an U21 team full of senior players, and his wins at U18's came when United went into the 3rd tier of the comp.
Second, youth coaching is very different to senior coaching. Wigan arent a side full of young kids needing to be moulded.
Third, just don't think you can do a lot with a side like Wigan. It's a hard gig there.
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If only he'd managed senior sides before and had some experience motivating players in a slump.
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His U21s teams were not full of senior players.
He was successful despite all and sundry declaring that United couldn't produce any youf. I can't think of a player that regressed under him and he is much beloved by his players and his players families. The Premier League is chock full of ex Joyce coached footballers.
He's already managed successfully at senior level.
Your third reason has the most potential to be true. Wigan have two or 3 ex United players there who he knows and is very well connected. Would think that he'll get a few loans in Jan which will help them stay in the division. Depends on your expectations I guess. If you think he should be winning promotion in his first 2 seasons then I'd agree that failure is likely.
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Can't begrudge him the move.
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anyone see the graham arnold interview last nit?
some interesting stuff on when he met mou couple seasons ago sat down with him for 1.5hrs for a chat
some interesting stuff on when he met mou couple seasons ago sat down with him for 1.5hrs for a chat
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I'd rather watch a puddle evaporate.
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How long do you reckon that would take?
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What were they?
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arny asked him what he does when his team isnt performing well. mou said he looks at the areas where his team is struggling and he asks the owner/s to buy the best player available for those areas.
arny said, how bout in my situation where we have a salary cap and all teams pay the same level of wages and no transfer fees? Mou said, i dont understand what you mean by a salary cap lol.
arny said on the show, 'i wonder how good some of these managers would be if they couldnt spend a shite load of money and had to work on an even level with all clubs in their league.
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Arny can be a prick at times but he is great to listen to. Heaped praise on guus, basically said everything good as a coach is bec of him.
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Arnold is a bitter old w***er.
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sven has been sacked by some chinese club, avb replaces him
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