Albion Rob
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This is it, face value, shit or bust time, well I'm prepared to fall on my sword - I reckon SC will stay.
Here's why:
He has had no trouble walking away from clubs in the past. Brentford, walked out to nothing. Man City, left after a week or whatever. If Reading is where his future lies then he'd have gone by now, he would just walk because at the end of the day what difference would it make to him. 7,000 people call him a wanker, but another 7,000 people worship him. So what.
The biggest thing for me is that he must have his doubts otherwise it would be cut and dried by now and those doubts will have grown today after a strong performance by us and Reading's failure to beat a side (at home) that will be in the relegation shake-up by the end of the season. He will be thinking it through tonight over a brandy and I reckon he'll chance his arm here. If DK has any sense, which he has, he will be negotiating with him now and putting his mind at rest.
He was right to listen to the offer, and DK was right to let him, but at the end of the day I think he will decide to stay and win a title with us, not face the hassle of turning last season's lucky outfit into anything other than a mid-table team.
Football is all about the glory and football management is very short term. Why pass up a shot at a title (something SC has never won) to manage a club with a shiny stadium?
He needs the assurances and DK will give them.
See ya Saturday Steve.
Here's why:
He has had no trouble walking away from clubs in the past. Brentford, walked out to nothing. Man City, left after a week or whatever. If Reading is where his future lies then he'd have gone by now, he would just walk because at the end of the day what difference would it make to him. 7,000 people call him a wanker, but another 7,000 people worship him. So what.
The biggest thing for me is that he must have his doubts otherwise it would be cut and dried by now and those doubts will have grown today after a strong performance by us and Reading's failure to beat a side (at home) that will be in the relegation shake-up by the end of the season. He will be thinking it through tonight over a brandy and I reckon he'll chance his arm here. If DK has any sense, which he has, he will be negotiating with him now and putting his mind at rest.
He was right to listen to the offer, and DK was right to let him, but at the end of the day I think he will decide to stay and win a title with us, not face the hassle of turning last season's lucky outfit into anything other than a mid-table team.
Football is all about the glory and football management is very short term. Why pass up a shot at a title (something SC has never won) to manage a club with a shiny stadium?
He needs the assurances and DK will give them.
See ya Saturday Steve.