Hope Powell is a great coach and I’d be thrilled by that appointment.City could do a lot worse than appointing former England coach, Hope Powell, she has done an excellent job at Brighton with a meagre budget & always talks a lot of sense in interviews, she clearly has a lot of experience & knowledge of the woman's game.
City could do a lot worse than appointing former England coach, Hope Powell, she has done an excellent job at Brighton with a meagre budget & always talks a lot of sense in interviews, she clearly has a lot of experience & knowledge of the woman's game.
We can't "appoint" her for 2 reasons, 1. she already has a job, and 2. we already have a coach.Hope Powell is a great coach and I’d be thrilled by that appointment.
After sacking Taylor and agreeing compensation with Brighton, what would the next step be? It would be to appoint the coach you had just paid compensation for.We can't "appoint" her for 2 reasons, 1. she already has a job, and 2. we already have a coach.
We'd need to sack Taylor first, then aproach Brighton with an "offer" for her.
I don't see us sacking Taylor after 1 game, and I don't see Brighton letting her go without significant compensation from us.
You didn't, the other poster kind of did, in any case we still have a coach that hasn't (yet) been sacked.After sacking Taylor and agreeing compensation with Brighton, what would the next step be? It would be to appoint the coach you had just paid compensation for.
Nowhere did I say bypass the necessary steps to appoint her. I didn’t imagine readers needed an entire blueprint.
Every manager since Powell for the England women's team has been better, including Neville.
Every manager since Powell for the England women's team has been better, including Neville.
Poppycock! Neville was absolutely awful and still is at club level. Powell was a much better coach and still is at club level.Every manager since Powell for the England women's team has been better, including Neville.