Chief Exec News from Torygraph
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RodneysMarsh
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Re: A bit of good news, City to approach ex-Barcelona executives
suena fantástico
suena fantástico
TrueBlue76
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Re: A bit of good news, City to approach ex-Barcelona executives
Its interesting that they also quote a "Source" not a "Source within City" or a source close to the deal......so this source could be anyone in the world that knows their names. Means nothing at this stage but would be fantastic if true.
Ric said:
Its interesting that they also quote a "Source" not a "Source within City" or a source close to the deal......so this source could be anyone in the world that knows their names. Means nothing at this stage but would be fantastic if true.
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Re: A bit of good news, City to approach ex-Barcelona executives
Don't believe it for a second. I still think Potts from Tesco has the job.
But if there did happen to be any truth in it I'd be very concerned unless these guys have fluent, perfect English.
Don't believe it for a second. I still think Potts from Tesco has the job.
But if there did happen to be any truth in it I'd be very concerned unless these guys have fluent, perfect English.
crystal_mais
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Re: A bit of good news, City to approach ex-Barcelona executives
Interesting but it is goal.com
Interesting but it is goal.com
Re: A bit of good news, City to approach ex-Barcelona executives
Marwood was Cooks man, they obviously worked well together, since Cook is gone....not sure if Marwood is more like deadwood. Obviously just looking in from the outside, but there are rumours of conflict in transfer policies etc.
Personally i'm a big fan of the director of football concept, but it has to be the right people involved. Managers need results in the short-term but in my mind there has to be continuity at the club to make it successful. There needs to be someone looking after the long-term footballing side of things, so if a manager suddenly departs it doesn't all fall apart or require total restructuring to suit the next appointment.
It always winds me up when a club sacks a manager who's been there for a while, built a squad/style of play etc, then appoints a new manager with a totally different philosophy....WHY?!
Marwood was Cooks man, they obviously worked well together, since Cook is gone....not sure if Marwood is more like deadwood. Obviously just looking in from the outside, but there are rumours of conflict in transfer policies etc.
Personally i'm a big fan of the director of football concept, but it has to be the right people involved. Managers need results in the short-term but in my mind there has to be continuity at the club to make it successful. There needs to be someone looking after the long-term footballing side of things, so if a manager suddenly departs it doesn't all fall apart or require total restructuring to suit the next appointment.
It always winds me up when a club sacks a manager who's been there for a while, built a squad/style of play etc, then appoints a new manager with a totally different philosophy....WHY?!
r.soleofsalford
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Re: A bit of good news, City to approach ex-Barcelona executives
thought the bottom one was a picture of you
Ticket For Schalke said:
thought the bottom one was a picture of you
Matt Diablo
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Re: A bit of good news, City to approach ex-Barcelona executives
"He is also a smooth operator, very well known among the big clubs, has commercial expertise and speaks very good English.”
is that OK for you misery guts;)?
Didsbury Dave said:
"He is also a smooth operator, very well known among the big clubs, has commercial expertise and speaks very good English.”
is that OK for you misery guts;)?
johnmc
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Re: A bit of good news, City to approach ex-Barcelona executives
Whats Sebastian Coe got to do with all this??
Whats Sebastian Coe got to do with all this??