If he was foreign you'd all be raving about his revolutionary training methods and progressive approach to the game.
Amazing what having a foreign name can do for a managers credentials in this country.
People say they want a manager who doesn't see us as a stepping stone yet at the same time want a big name foreign manager who will see us as nothing other than that.
The irony is that half the managers from abroad that are being mentioned have done nothing of note but just happen to be in leagues with less elite teams so manage to do stuff like win a cup, then get raved about as if they're the next messiah.
We all know British managers aren't given decent chances at big clubs. For those who would point to Moyes, I'd say look at how he wasn't backed in the transfer market properly and wasn't given as much time as Van Gaal just because of Van Gaal's reputation. It becomes a self fulfilling prophecy.
We're not rich enough to compete with the elite clubs financially so what we should be doing is capitalizing on that bias against British managers by appointing them.
They'll be more loyal, they'll stay longer term and they'll be more determined to break in to the top 6 instead of a foreign manager who will be more like Koeman, believing that until we spend the same amount of money we have no chance to compete.
Be careful what you wish for.