Has Stuart Pearce done anything to deserve another Manager's job in the Premiership?
I don't think so, but it seems that the top clubs just swap Managers every so often, why don't they try a successful lower league Manager for a change?
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Barclays premiership footballers that have scored goals for five different clubs?
Yes. He is a very proud and enthusiastic character who gives 110%. He will bounce back but I am not sure whether it will be in the premiership initially. He may have to start again in one of the lower leagues. The trouble is that clubs want instant success and are not prepared to wait. They should realise that there are going to be a lot more teams who win nothing than those that do. What are the expectations at Man City? They will not win the league. The best they can hope for is a place in Europe and the team is just not good enough. Perhaps when Barton goes things may improve as he seems to be a very disruptive character who thinks too much of himself although I do think he is a talented player.Shouldn't expect Pearce is heartbroken, he's still got his U21 job.
Why is it that when Manchester United go after a player the price suddenly rises?
No,but he,ll get one because in this country as long you shout and,"wear your heart on your sleeve"that,s enough, the fact that good tactic,s and keeping control of wankers like Barton are also important are not considered.With all the Recent Takeovers and Speculation?
Can't see him getting another Premiership manager's job. He may well get Championship level as manager or a No.2 to some old football chum etc. The money he's had to spend he's spent atrociously.He never had the money available to sign decent players to compete with the top dogs, so you cant condemn him. If he had swapped jobs with Fergie, or Mourinho, would City have done better than the other two? I think not...
Which managers/coaches were great players in their own day?!?
Agree, Russ Slade at Yeovil is one for the futureWho is the better team, Man Utd or Liverpool?
Pearce was a legend as a player but for me he jumped into management without thinking, he should have started at a lower league club and worked his way up. That way he would have become a legend as a manager as well, possibly at a top four club and then on to manage England.The way he has gone about it has only shown the football world one thing, he doesn't know how to spend big money. I can't see any club in the premiership taken a risk on him now.
apparently the people at the FA think so, therefore he has the U21 job secured...
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