That's what happens with young players. That's why all these talks of "our youth team has many players who look good so why not fill gaps in first team with them" are folly. Most of those lads do make a living as a footballer, but will do so in League One / League Two or some smaller league like Scotland in this case.
Also famously broke McCarthy's leg at Goodison whilst playing for them
Purely accidental if I remember correctly. Wasn't it McCarthy putting a hard tackle on Rondon and coming out worse?
It was yes didn't mean there was any malice at all. Rondon himself was distraught as well
Fans of championship clubs in the bottome half will be relieved. At least he had a go at management though, just didn't work out
Would benefit from a lot of years as understudy to a few top managers. Granted the game evolves and players earning more than the manager can be difficult to the point of being unmanageable, so treat em like Ferguson did, bin em off. To change things up Ferguson would rotate in a few old characters, he'd keep his core coaches but freshen things up with new ideas from his pals. Alternately Rooney could go and manage a non league side and see if he can promote them. Do it the championship manager method.
Lampard looked to have a good support team around him but was still out of his depth.
Make a change to have a blue on there (don't really think of Keown, Williams or Walcott as blues).
Yes, I agree.
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