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Uwe to City?
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sam-caddick
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Ray78 said:Similar to the Martinez suggestion when Pellegrini was appointed manager. He wants to be a manager in his own right.
I could see him as a number two at City but going into youth football with the EDS may be a step down for him.
I would love to see him involved at City in some capacity.
sam-caddick said:Ray78 said:Similar to the Martinez suggestion when Pellegrini was appointed manager. He wants to be a manager in his own right.
I could see him as a number two at City but going into youth football with the EDS may be a step down for him.
I would love to see him involved at City in some capacity.
If it was something what Lakey or Morrison then I don't see a problem. If it is in a coaching or a managerial role then it's a case of heart ruling the head.
kun said:He has 10 years of managerial experience, did a fantastic job at Brentford and a good job at Wigan as well (before it all went a bit sour). I would love him here in some capacity but I can't see him taking anything but the Manager's job as it would be a step backwards in his career.
Any coaching role at City would be a step up from unemployment.
Universidad de Chile
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whats gone, is gone...
prestonibbo_mcfc
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stony said:kun said:He has 10 years of managerial experience, did a fantastic job at Brentford and a good job at Wigan as well (before it all went a bit sour). I would love him here in some capacity but I can't see him taking anything but the Manager's job as it would be a step backwards in his career.
Any coaching role at City would be a step up from unemployment.
Plus, he might be looking long term. Sometimes a step backwards to tread a different path,
reaps dividends.
daztrueblue91
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It wouldn't be the first time a manager has stepped down to become an assistant. IIRC there was a former Ajax manager who went on to be the Chelsea assistant manager.
Centurions
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Yep, 1 step back to take 2 steps forward. I can see him in the EDS coaching role if Paddy is moving up or out (perhaps to get more experience at a lower league club or as assistant for the 1st team?)prestonibbo_mcfc said:stony said:kun said:He has 10 years of managerial experience, did a fantastic job at Brentford and a good job at Wigan as well (before it all went a bit sour). I would love him here in some capacity but I can't see him taking anything but the Manager's job as it would be a step backwards in his career.
Any coaching role at City would be a step up from unemployment.
Plus, he might be looking long term. Sometimes a step backwards to tread a different path,
reaps dividends.
yeah just seen all the selfies & photos on facebook the staff got signd napkins & the chef got Uwe Rosslers cup & put it on ebay .then i woke up dream on mate .who was the good authority ? the fairy godmother ?davymcfc said:Heard on good authority that Soriano and Rosler were in costa in Didsbury today. Could be nothing and just a friendly cup of coffee or could rosler be heading to city in some capacity?