The importance of Moore being a ‘nice guy’

[markg]

6 hours ago, devonshire owl said:

Not playing the race card here,but apart from Chris Powell at Charlton,what other black managers have been successful.?

OMG.

 

Disgraceful.

 

[sacré bleu]

7 hours ago, matthefish2002 said:

 

 

Never won anything of note as a manager.

[sheld1310]

I don’t understand why people are certain Moore is a nice guy all the time because of how he comes across to the press. It means absolutely nothing to me. I’m pretty sure Moore isn’t speaking to his players in the same way he speaks to the press if they are underperforming.

 

I heard a very different tone to Moore’s voice when we drew to Wimbledon. He sounded really pissed off to me. Sounded like he was livid that the players threw away a 2-0 lead. First time I’ve heard him like that, so I don’t think he’s as nice as people seem to make out. 

Edited October 20, 2021 by sheld1310

[sheld1310]

7 hours ago, devonshire owl said:

Not playing the race card here,but apart from Chris Powell at Charlton,what other black managers have been successful.?

WTF!

[katie melua]

9 hours ago, devonshire owl said:

Not playing the race card here,but apart from Chris Powell at Charlton,what other black managers have been successful.?

 

Really?

 

Nuno Esporito Sanito

Ruud Gullit

Chris Hughton

Paul Ince (hero at Macclesfield)

Leroy Roseniors spell at Torquay United getting them to league one

Jean Tigana 

 

Tigana I think won a European Trophy with Monaco? 

 

[Colinwestzicoest]

19 hours ago, sage owl said:

Bobby Robson

Definitely, but the exception to the rule. Felt so sorry for him after the 86 world cup and the stick he got in the press, they tried to turn on him, due to him being the nice guy. Graham Taylor, another nice guy of the same ilk.

[Mister Soul]

20 hours ago, sacré bleu said:

Can you name a "nice guy" who is or has been a successful football manager? I'm struggling to think of one.

Klopp