Really liked Nev as a pundit before but he’s getting tiresome now
What could the Nevster said that could possibly upset a derby fan?
If the OP is on about this I have no idea how anyone can have any issues with it what so ever.
https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11667/11615392/ole-gunnar-solskjaer-has-done-an-incredible-job-at-manchester-united-says-gary-neville
Yep, if it's that link it's what we are all thinking, so there is a general agreement with the article.
Ole has also failed in management once but looks top notch now.
And no GN hasn't become a critic but a pundit, subtle difference, there was no criticism of Ole at all, only praise.
Where is Gary saying anything wrong?
comment by manusince52 (U9692)
posted 28 minutes ago
Ole has also failed in management once but looks top notch now.
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Most managers struggle in their early jobs at some point. Fergie was sacked by St. Mirren before he went to Aberdeen. He took them to an industrial tribunal, which ruled against him, describing him as "possessing neither by experience nor talent any managerial ability at all”.
Hey OP, why post up an article and then do a disappearing act.
Why not elaborate more on your reasoning for this article in the first place?
I respect the fact Gary tried it, and in a difficult situation, but I think it was the wrong one for him to take. The fact that those before and after him failed at Valencia before they managed to fix up, shows that the job was wrong for a non speaking Spanish manager with no experience to come in. He had little connections to the club and seeing being close with an unpopular owner was always going to be an issue.
It's not really a stick worth beating him over.
I respect the fact Gary tried it, and in a difficult situation, but I think it was the wrong one for him to take. The fact that those before and after him failed at Valencia before they managed to fix up, shows that the job was wrong for a non speaking Spanish manager with no experience to come in. He had little connections to the club and seeing being close with an unpopular owner was always going to be an issue.
It's not really a stick worth beating him over.
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I totally agree with this.
What I will add is that IMO he needs to give it another shot. TV punditry is the easy way out.
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posted on 23/1/19
Really liked Nev as a pundit before but he’s getting tiresome now
posted on 23/1/19
What could the Nevster said that could possibly upset a derby fan?
posted on 23/1/19
If the OP is on about this I have no idea how anyone can have any issues with it what so ever.
https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11667/11615392/ole-gunnar-solskjaer-has-done-an-incredible-job-at-manchester-united-says-gary-neville
posted on 23/1/19
Yep, if it's that link it's what we are all thinking, so there is a general agreement with the article.
Ole has also failed in management once but looks top notch now.
And no GN hasn't become a critic but a pundit, subtle difference, there was no criticism of Ole at all, only praise.
posted on 23/1/19
Where is Gary saying anything wrong?
posted on 23/1/19
comment by manusince52 (U9692)
posted 28 minutes ago
Ole has also failed in management once but looks top notch now.
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Most managers struggle in their early jobs at some point. Fergie was sacked by St. Mirren before he went to Aberdeen. He took them to an industrial tribunal, which ruled against him, describing him as "possessing neither by experience nor talent any managerial ability at all”.
posted on 23/1/19
Hey OP, why post up an article and then do a disappearing act.
Why not elaborate more on your reasoning for this article in the first place?
posted on 24/1/19
I respect the fact Gary tried it, and in a difficult situation, but I think it was the wrong one for him to take. The fact that those before and after him failed at Valencia before they managed to fix up, shows that the job was wrong for a non speaking Spanish manager with no experience to come in. He had little connections to the club and seeing being close with an unpopular owner was always going to be an issue.
It's not really a stick worth beating him over.
posted on 24/1/19
I respect the fact Gary tried it, and in a difficult situation, but I think it was the wrong one for him to take. The fact that those before and after him failed at Valencia before they managed to fix up, shows that the job was wrong for a non speaking Spanish manager with no experience to come in. He had little connections to the club and seeing being close with an unpopular owner was always going to be an issue.
It's not really a stick worth beating him over.
..................
I totally agree with this.
What I will add is that IMO he needs to give it another shot. TV punditry is the easy way out.
posted on 24/1/19
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