Hammondo
Full Member
- Joined
- Aug 21, 2015
- Messages
- 8,744
I think only Evans and eriksen and that's a maybe. I cannot say any of them really have shown something to suggest they can manage.
It’s impossible to predict who will make a great manager. We have seen in recent years players who everyone thought would be good managers , Roy Keane, Steve Gerrard. The most successful Managers mostly were not top players, even to the extent of not playing at a very high level at all. Bertie Mee, Arsene Wenger, Jose Mauriniho to name but a few who never played, or played at minor levels had been successful managers. I always believe that most successful managers, whether it be sport or everyday work life have to have Man Mangement skills supported by good coaches, who, generally don’t make good managers when they step up.
Because managers don't need to run.Why so people say Casemiro? I can't see it
Mauriniho, y'know.It’s impossible to predict who will make a great manager. We have seen in recent years players who everyone thought would be good managers , Roy Keane, Steve Gerrard. The most successful Managers mostly were not top players, even to the extent of not playing at a very high level at all. Bertie Mee, Arsene Wenger, Jose Mauriniho to name but a few who never played, or played at minor levels had been successful managers. I always believe that most successful managers, whether it be sport or everyday work life have to have Man Mangement skills supported by good coaches, who, generally don’t make good managers when they step up.
You make a great point in regards to the available positional pool for managers although the discrepancy must have somewhat diminished in recent years as most teams play in the 433.
In a somewhat related note can't help but notice how your striker manager list skews much older, it would be interesting to know how the positions have fluctuated throughout the years if at all.