Don't be absurd.Colly wrote:So aside from the fact he's nearly 60 and has no first team managerial experience, his tactics and disciplinary record at youth and reserve level are nothing to write home about and the fact that 'legendary ex player' anecdotally doesn't always work as criteria for a top manager, yes he'd be a fantastic choice.
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What about Faustino Asprilla? He was rumoured to have taught a horse to play football. A f&$@ing HORSE!! Think what he could do with Colback
And he's a legend. And he's no managerial experience. And he loves porn and guns. And he has an affinity with the crowd. Logic therefore dictates he's a shoe in for manager of the mother fricking millennium