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Old 8th July 2008, 19:32   #281 (permalink)
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Old 8th July 2008, 19:39   #282 (permalink)
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I don't know, nor do you.

He must have done something right in order to progress through the United system, i.e. impressed Sir Alex.
Yep. Running the reserves is a stint worth of being second in command at United
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Old 8th July 2008, 19:39   #283 (permalink)
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It tells very little or even nothing about McClair's abilities as a coach.
You wish. I know enough to know he is a top quality coach. That's is why he works for United.
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Old 8th July 2008, 19:44   #284 (permalink)
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Yep. Running the reserves is a stint worth of being second in command at United
If Sir Alex think he's done a good job, and developed as a coach, I don't see why not.
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Old 8th July 2008, 19:45   #285 (permalink)
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The only fucking idiot around is you. You bloody ignoramus

In your wildest dreams. Not everyone has a background of molestation like you.
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Old 8th July 2008, 19:45   #286 (permalink)
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You wish. I know enough to know he is a top quality coach. That's is why he works for United.
So he is a top quality coach, but not good enough to be the assistant manager?

How good do you have to be to be the assistant manager, in your answer-to-everything-about-football manual?
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Old 8th July 2008, 19:47   #287 (permalink)
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Can you explain the difference?
Yes. Assistant managers do far more than coaches. They help over see most of the aspects of running the club from training, to tactics, to off the field living to future development for player and the club..transfers...name it... and they must be able to actually step in for the top dog if he is indisposed or on a care taker basis when he is leaving/being replaced.

As for coaches just coach. Which is train and develop players. Nothing else. That is why many coaches are great coaches and lousy assistants. Cause the jobs are different and managing, even at an assistant level, isn't for everyone.
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So he is a top quality coach, but not good enough to be the assistant manager?

How good do you have to be to be the assistant manager, in your answer-to-everything-about-football manual?
figure it out, your damn self. I'm done with this shit. Explaining ABC to you. Believe what the fuck you want. I no longer give a fig.
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Old 8th July 2008, 19:55   #289 (permalink)
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Yes. Assistant managers do far more than coaches. They help over see most of the aspects of running the club from training, to tactics, to off the field living to future development for player and the club..transfers...name it... and they must be able to actually step in for the top dog if he is indisposed or on a care taker basis when he is leaving/being replaced.

As for coaches just coach. Which is train and develop players. Nothing else. That is why many coaches are great coaches and lousy assistants. Cause the jobs are different and managing, even at an assistant level, isn't for everyone.


The insight some Caftards have....

What do you know about McClair's or any other of the United staffs' tasks?
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Old 8th July 2008, 19:55   #290 (permalink)
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figure it out, your damn self. I'm done with this shit. Explaining ABC to you. Believe what the fuck you want. I no longer give a fig.
Are you an idiot in real life as well, or is it just a role you take upon yourself on football forums?
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Yes. Assistant managers do far more than coaches. They help over see most of the aspects of running the club from training, to tactics, to off the field living to future development for player and the club..transfers...name it... and they must be able to actually step in for the top dog if he is indisposed or on a care taker basis when he is leaving/being replaced.

As for coaches just coach. Which is train and develop players. Nothing else. That is why many coaches are great coaches and lousy assistants. Cause the jobs are different and managing, even at an assistant level, isn't for everyone.
How do you know all this?

Can you name me the 10 greatest assistant managers of all time?
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Old 8th July 2008, 19:56   #292 (permalink)
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Can you name me the 10 greatest assistant managers of all time?
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Old 8th July 2008, 19:57   #293 (permalink)
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I bet he has a go at that as well.
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Old 8th July 2008, 19:59   #294 (permalink)
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Chief, do you think a reserve team coach at Oxford United could ever be a success as "assistant manager" at United?
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Old 8th July 2008, 20:05   #295 (permalink)
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I reckon he'll name 10. And then justify his selection.
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Are you an idiot in real life as well, or is it just a role you take upon yourself on football forums?
This coming from the air head who can't tell the difference between a coach and an assistant manager?

Are you really that social stunted in real life that you must try to look clever on the net, by being an arsehole? Especially when you are such an ignoramus?
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How do you know all this?
How everyone should

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Can you name me the 10 greatest assistant managers of all time?
Can you?
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Old 8th July 2008, 20:10   #298 (permalink)
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Chief, do you think a reserve team coach at Oxford United could ever be a success as "assistant manager" at United?
Go to hell Cnut. I'm through discussing managers with some who has no clue what an assistant manager really is.
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Old 8th July 2008, 20:11   #299 (permalink)
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This coming from the air head who can tell the difference between a coach and an assistant manager?

Are you really that social stunted in real life that you must try to look clever on the net, by being an arsehole? Especially when you are such an ignoramus?
No, I look clever in real life as well.

An assistant manager is a glorified coach.

A coach with certain admin responsibility.
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Old 8th July 2008, 20:13   #300 (permalink)
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Go to hell Cnut. I'm through discussing managers with some who has no clue what an assistant manager really is.
Are you losing it yet?

An assistant manager is the highest ranked coach at the club, after the manager.
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No, I look clever in real life as well.
No you don't. That's just talk over the net and you know it.

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An assistant manager is a glorified coach.

A coach with certain admin responsibility.
Thanks for displaying your ignorance. Now quit asking me to validate it for you
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Are you losing it yet?
wishful thinking at its best
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figure it out, your damn self. I'm done with this shit..
No you're not Chief.

Any money you'll be back here throwing your toys out of the pram and insulting everyone who disagrees with you.
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How everyone should

Can you?
I bet you can't, rubber chef.
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Thanks for displaying your ignorance
There you go.
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Old 8th July 2008, 20:23   #306 (permalink)
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wishful thinking at its best
It very much appears so
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Old 8th July 2008, 20:24   #307 (permalink)
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Can you?


Chief, I expected better from you.

You've spent a lot of time in this thread talking about great assistant managers. Yet you can't name 10? what about 5?
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