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Leave on good terms and don't burn ur bridges. Don't set a precedent for black managers to be seen as opportunists.The standard is not d same as in England. Apple and oranges really. Jah bless rastafari
Quote from: rastafari on January 24, 2023, 10:19:11 AMLeave on good terms and don't burn ur bridges. Don't set a precedent for black managers to be seen as opportunists.The standard is not d same as in England. Apple and oranges really. Jah bless rastafari What precedent? Black managers will always be far and few in between. When it comes to picking manager/coach, it is most of the time the owners prerogative. We may disagree with his tone. But he spoke his mind. But it has to be something that triggered him off. Maybe he was demanding effort by the players, which they were not able respond too. The only thing I see in this case, is that the shoe is on the other foot. Let's see if he can adjust to that.
More decisive was likely the conversation that took place behind closed doors, rather than the actual dressing room expressions.