And I mean that if you employ someone, and they hand in a resignation notice, you have little choice but to accept it.
no i meant i think Capello actually wanted to remain England manager. I think he wanted to stay till after the Euro's but handed in his resignation to show how angry he was about the Terry decision but he didnt expect the FA to except it.
Wow! I hope he kept his job like Capello!
And I mean that if you employ someone, and they hand in a resignation notice, you have little choice but to accept it.
Which just goes to show how ridiculous the Brazilians are with their managers.
Wow! I hope he kept his job like Capello!
Harriers, i kind of understand why you say grit, as in a driven personality, but that cannot be the focal point, only a bonus factor.
He was sacked because no Brazilian wanted to see them play that way, even the players.
And thats the same reason why i didnt want Capello.
Brazilian managers tend to be fired if they don't make a final or something.
He was sacked because he didn't win. If they'd won the World Cup, nobody would've given a flying toss about how he played, and he certainly wouldn't have been sacked.
...unless you're trying to say that he would've been sacked purely on the basis of his playing style, even if he had won, right?
I didnt mean to use it as a focal point. It is an added bonus factor your right. So why cant we take advantage of using it? Because we've got shed loads if the manager taps into it correctly.
Look at Capello at Real Madrid....exact same reason, exact same result
Its not something to be tapped into, and it doesnt mean much on its own. Get the tactical approach and player selection right first.
Capello won the league, most of the players loved him. He was sacked because the Real board are mugs, for the same reason they got rid of one of their most successful managers in Del Bosque, and we all know what he's gone on to do..
Wow! I hope he kept his job like Capello!
they got rid of Capello because they hated the style of football he bought to Real Madrid. They won but not in the style of 'Real Madrid'
Look at Capello at Real Madrid....exact same reason, exact same result
How the **** do you 'tap in' to English grit? It's something that aids our players when the time calls for it, not something to base our entire ****** team around.
they got rid of Capello because they hated the style of football he bought to Real Madrid. They won but not in the style of 'Real Madrid'
Del Bosque has the easiest job in the footballing world. Guardiola trains his team and all he has to say is 'play the same as usual'.