He won a CL, I'm sure most would take that downgrade
Davide Moisio?
Wasn't it AVB to Di Matteo?
For any good club, it's a downgrade, but dont think its a massive downgrade for a club whose objective has been to avoid relegation in the past 3 seasons. If anything, Benitez can't play the football he wants with that set of players, whereas Bruce plays kind of football suited to such teams - which is why they've arguably been doing better than the previous 2 seasons in terms of results
Wenger had fallen a lot. He was probably equal to Emery by the end.
Grant's Chelsea pushed us all the way both domestically and in Europe, harsh mentioning him as he did a good job as an interim manager no one had ever heard of before
agreed. There is no worse downgrade in the history of football.
To be fair, I think it's pretty clear from this and the Di Matteo situation that that Chelsea side managed themselves.
He had with him Steve Clarke, Hen Ten Cate and a squad of International captains in the peak of their powers, while he did do some decent things (basically stuck to Jose's core principle's but let the players express themselves a bit more) he would have been tragically out of his depth with any squad we've had from that moment on.
I don't think it's anywhere near the biggest downgrade when you factor in Jose's level of 2018 instead of his past.
Ole’s at the wheel man
Pochettino won feck all ?
Genuinely unbeatable forever
Either that or Tim Sherwood > Mauricio Pochettino
I've always spelt it 'bullshit.'
True. I said it with an element of tongue in cheek. Spurs have sold their soul to the devil, much like we did. Maybe they will be happy enough with a trophy or two before the inevitable turbulence. Remains to be seen whether he can deliver that and equal or surpass Pochettino's achievements, however intangible they were.
TouchéI've always spelt it 'bullshit.'
