Permafrost Posted 16 March 2013 Posted 16 March 2013 He is still extremely new to management... He isn't. 14 (fourteen) years NP's been in football management.
Grewks Posted 16 March 2013 Author Posted 16 March 2013 He isn't. 14 (fourteen) years NP's been in football management. No - i think you will find the correct term is coaching, he has not been in management for 14 years. There is a huge difference. Mike Phelan at Manchester United has been in 'coaching' for 12 years, not management. You need to understand the difference.
Guest Col city fan Posted 16 March 2013 Posted 16 March 2013 If they get the sack either way to be replaced by a big name, ask yourself what type of manager is likely to take the job? Someone unproven is the answer. Pearson has steadied the ship, got rid of most of the dead wood and made us a side challenging in the right area of the table. A great first season which built upon will lead to promotion, if it doesn't already this season. Yer he has his weaknesses but he's only human, every manager does, but sometimes it's better the devil you know when it comes to a situation such as this one. Some people just want everything now, and unfortunately life in general, just does not work that way! I'm torn by this post. I do agree... Pearson has 'steadied the ship' However, don't forget he's been in post now for over a year, has had a summer and two January transfer windows and has spent a considerable sum of money at this level. Given this.. Is he doing well enough? I'm not sure.
Permafrost Posted 16 March 2013 Posted 16 March 2013 No - i think you will find the correct term is coaching, he has not been in management for 14 years. There is a huge difference. Mike Phelan at Manchester United has been in 'coaching' for 12 years, not management. You need to understand the difference. You need to understand you are wrong. He was MANAGER at Carlisle in 1999 and has been in management on and off ever since. Including assistant manager, caretaker manager and manager, ALL management positions. So, apart from 2 years as coach at Stoke, he's not done '12 years coaching like Mike Phelan'.
Guest Mee-9 Posted 16 March 2013 Posted 16 March 2013 The title of this thread misleading. I clicked this hoping to see that 'Pearsons regime had gone far enough.' What a disappointment.
dynamark Posted 16 March 2013 Posted 16 March 2013 Mr Wallace once said'you need to keep your high balls low' gospel
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