bryan robson bobby charlton bobby moore all terrible coaches but world class players

I'd say a disproportionately high % do. Remember the number of world class players is small relative to non-world class.



Maybe it is to do with opportunity though. Ferguson had to work his way up from East Stirling, similar to most, while Dalglish got his start at dominant Liverpool.



I'd say better players tend to start higher up the ladder, whether they are more likely to climb is difficult to judge. Remember that low-profile players that [ifail[/i as managers (generally at lower profile clubs) tend to go unnoticed or unremembered. Whereas the disasters like Tony Adams (high profile, rather than world class I know), are played out in full public view.

C`mon ,I know you are on a wind up,but being interviewed by four clubs means he can`t be in four places at once.Law of physics.

Interview with Kevin Moore in hull daily mail Tom, now either he hasn't got the job or there will be an announcement this evening by the club to say he has got the job.

thats the point i was making in the first place the best coaches are lesser known players usually

You can. You just have to have the knack of folding space.

Well [iyou[/i had us believe that Gentle was going to Wigan

All this talk of psychometric testing makes me think that the board really know what traits in a coach they don't want after their experiences with justin

To be fair, I don't think many did!

Even the best of us can fall for the spin

Are we holding our breath or has everyone clocked off for the off season?



I should start that Androids and Aliens RPG thread.

I have no idea what that is or how it works, but I'll have a pop.

Not quite the off season though.