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Originally Posted by John Neals Dynasty
You say how many managers would of stayed in Keates situation, how many other clubs 4th in the league 8 games to go would of accepted an approach by another club let alone let their manager speak to them? Most clubs would have rejected the first approach and maybe even a second but ultimately money talks, the manager would know of the approach through the back door even if the club didn't tell him and the break clause detailing the pay off would be known. Difficult to retain a man in those circumstances if the pieces of silver weigh heavily.
How many other clubs would of re-employed that failed manager and his staff so soon after ruining their promotion chances?
Very few, especially if a manager has failed. It has happened but rarely at League level. I wouldn't have re employed him on that basis but he must have come cheap and not wanted to rock the boat like others may have. A lazy appointment
When he left that should of been it simple as that, especially as it was us who gave him his chance in management.
Agree
On top of this obviously his style of hoofball was up there with the worst ever witnessed at this once great club.
Agree - sleep inducing.
Do you think Mills Club Man U would re-employ Mourinho after Solskjaer is sacked?
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Probably not but they do have the wherewithal to pick and choose / poach any manager they want.
We don't often agree JND but we are singing from the same hymn sheet this time.