04-10-2022, 10:17 AM
(04-10-2022, 09:48 AM)PsychoStooge Wrote:(04-10-2022, 09:44 AM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote:(04-10-2022, 09:42 AM)PsychoStooge Wrote: This Twitter thread explains my thoughts more succinctly than I put it earlier, I just dont want us to be one of those teams, bouncing around from manager to manager, different style to different style, players coming and going every 2 or 3 seasons, what is there to support in that scenario?
https://twitter.com/TalkinTactics/status...K67hA&s=19
“Probably a new Manager will come in (like Rafa) & want to turnover most of the squad (& backroom staff) & the cycle will continue.
Clubs are a reflection of the strategy delivered from the top…until that changes I’m not sure the City Ground will have the same feel about it.”
Yep this is my fear.
Yeah. Throwing money at problems isn't always the solution, in fact it rarely is. So we might get a new manager that the majority agree is a good manager and even if results improve in the short term will it matter if there's no strategy behind them? It won't, we'll just be back here in another 12 months or so.
The Watford strategy essentially, costs them a fortune, makes no-one want to work with them and doesn't really get you any further anyway. If the goal is to be a Brighton, Wolves, Brentford type of club then this is not the way to go.
I could not agree more with everything you're saying. There are very few times when the sacking the manager as a newly promoted team has led to long term success. There are definitely more examples of teams not sacking managers and gradually turning it around.
