Then he should have walked by principal. Not sat and drew a huge salary. Ah but who would have walked is usually the reply. Well im not interested in his own circumstances of coining it in. I'm interested in what he brought to this club. It surprises me how quick some are throwing him the get out of jail card. I dont really get the whole brands thing. He only ever worked in the dutch league. He's now back in the dutch league.
Its not inconceivable that he wasnt up to it here.
Principles. If you're calling for them then at least use the correct spelling.
It isn't inconceivable, but, given the litany of balls ups carried out by the rest of the crew over many years, in all probability he was just waiting for them to get it out of their system.
It's without question that what he was brought in to do was blocked, over ruled or interfered with at almost every turn, from manager appointments to player buying to academy structures.
He was left with basically selling as much deadwood as possible for as great a return as he could, something he dealt with fairly efficiently given the amount.
He isn't the whipping boy anymore, and the fact he did fall on his sword just weeks before el gordo was sacked should give you some indication of each of their character.