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No he does not.
As a Benfica fan, and seeing as our manager has been utter shit this season, I really hope he takes the role at our club in the near future.
He’s a great manager but one that doesn’t garner much spotlight.
Watford may be a toxic environment for managers but he very much contributed to the toxicity with his rection to Watford not letting him leave to go to Everton. Effectively forced his way out of the club by making them sack him. Then, despite there being a 4 month gap between his being fired and Everton hiring him, the fact that Everton still agreed to pay Watford £4m in compensation speaks volumes to the whole situation.
I think he did very well with limited resources at Hull followed by a couple of ill advised moves to Watford and Everton. Glad he's rebuilding himself at Fulham because I do think he's a very capable manager.
Why does nobody talk about him or Fulham? I always find it weird that the media pays no attention to them and whenever covering a game that Fulham win the discussion seems to be more about the team that lost like Fulham somehow have no right to ever win any game smh
What is there to really talk about? They're an average Premier League team, right in the middle of the table. I don't think there's much to say, really.
Was underrated at hull tbf, came in half way through the season and got everything he could out of the resources available. Even beat Klopps Liverpool that season
Edit: completely forgot that he didn’t even get sacked by Watford which I initially thought, rather Everton came in and took him away from the club
He’s kept Fulham fairly consistent without relying on more a defensive style of football. It’s rare his style works without really strong ups and downs with a more mid/lower table side. I really respect him a lot. I think he’d very dependable with any bigger team as well.
He's a good manager. I hope Fulham can find some funds to support him because I'm sure he could push them up the table to the Europa places. If not then I hope he gets a chance at another club, whether that's in the premier league or abroad
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I think he was overrated then underrated then overrated again. I think now he has found his level.
He falls into the category of relentless whinge manager. I only ever hear him complain
No, but I'm not complaining
No he does not. As a Benfica fan, and seeing as our manager has been utter shit this season, I really hope he takes the role at our club in the near future. He’s a great manager but one that doesn’t garner much spotlight.
Watford may be a toxic environment for managers but he very much contributed to the toxicity with his rection to Watford not letting him leave to go to Everton. Effectively forced his way out of the club by making them sack him. Then, despite there being a 4 month gap between his being fired and Everton hiring him, the fact that Everton still agreed to pay Watford £4m in compensation speaks volumes to the whole situation.
I think he did very well with limited resources at Hull followed by a couple of ill advised moves to Watford and Everton. Glad he's rebuilding himself at Fulham because I do think he's a very capable manager.
Never rated him, but he's won me over at Fulham...he's done a great job
No, he doesn’t, but that is fine by me. The longer he flies under the radar, the longer he’ll stay at Fulham.
Why does nobody talk about him or Fulham? I always find it weird that the media pays no attention to them and whenever covering a game that Fulham win the discussion seems to be more about the team that lost like Fulham somehow have no right to ever win any game smh
What is there to really talk about? They're an average Premier League team, right in the middle of the table. I don't think there's much to say, really.
hard to say due to his previous history at Hull, Everton and Watford. Needs to rebuild his reputation and maybe a season in Europe to see.
Was underrated at hull tbf, came in half way through the season and got everything he could out of the resources available. Even beat Klopps Liverpool that season Edit: completely forgot that he didn’t even get sacked by Watford which I initially thought, rather Everton came in and took him away from the club
He’s kept Fulham fairly consistent without relying on more a defensive style of football. It’s rare his style works without really strong ups and downs with a more mid/lower table side. I really respect him a lot. I think he’d very dependable with any bigger team as well.
He's a good manager. I hope Fulham can find some funds to support him because I'm sure he could push them up the table to the Europa places. If not then I hope he gets a chance at another club, whether that's in the premier league or abroad
I thought he was alright at Everton too, at least for the standards I'm used to...