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He’s still only 44. His record is actually good considering - two promotions from the Championship.

Brownhill by name…

(Checks Ladbrokes)

No, Clough was illustrating a seperate point. That said, I’d want Peter Taylor to be picking the players instead of Brian! You could easily formulate a Jeopardy style question featuring all three: “Name three managers in the top ten for most top flight games managed in English top flight...

Where did I say they were the same? They were the examples cited. But you don’t have to be arguably the best manager of all time to know what you are doing. Let’s face it fans aren’t professionals who truly understand what it takes.

I agree. Wasn’t Moyes and his recruitment team here heavily into analytics? Seemed like a good system with lots of safeguards built in. https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/scouting-system-that-reveals-david-moyes-mind-8756011.html

Image Forest told Clough he should “serve the vision of the club” and accept players being foisted on him! Fact is, if you have a good manager (like Moyes and Ferguson) you are better leaving them to it as they know what they are doing.

The manager should be the main voice in transfers with everybody else acting as facilitators and idea generators.

Anyway… David Moyes, eh? What a gaffer!

Cue his “player of the season” turn on loan elsewhere! :lol::pint2:

I’m not reading all that!

Both were surprisingly proficient at slamming their bags into tight cornholes.

A Champions League-winning journeyman!

I’m sure the prospect of being labelled “DangleBarry” will be the thing that ultimately wins him over.

If he signs his nickname should be Dangle.

To be fair, Antonio was at right back and Arnautovic was on left wing when Moyes started working with them. Did a good job developing Bowen as well.

What does the fifth Beatle have to do with anything?

We can do the thing Chelsea used to do where Robben and Duff would switch flanks throughout the match.

International football is cack. It’s where managers go when they are out to pasture. Brown shoes are more handy hobnobbing at events between international fixtures than getting out on the training field.

Time and time again we are seeing teams doing well with lower possession. It has become a theme of football over the last few years. If anything, it is the ball hogs who are old hat at the moment as they keep getting done on the counter. Indeed, Pep tries to get around it with rotational...