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Tin Monkey · 23-01-2012, 18:23

In the words of Phil Staley, any manager must have a big black book of contacts. That book is only built up with experience and developing strong contacts. That's the kind of manager we now need, not some unproven 'up-and-comer'.

The problem is, can we afford to pay the wages of that kind of manager and would they want to come anyway?

I'd consider a younger, but experienced non-league manager. One with a book of contacts and the hunger to move onwards and upwards.

23-01-2012, 18:23	#73
Tin Monkey Senior Member+ Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 4,759 Liked: 151 times Rep Power: 1137	Re: The King is gone = new management, who? In the words of Phil Staley, any manager must have a big black book of contacts. That book is only built up with experience and developing strong contacts. That's the kind of manager we now need, not some unproven 'up-and-comer'. The problem is, can we afford to pay the wages of that kind of manager and would they want to come anyway? I'd consider a younger, but experienced non-league manager. One with a book of contacts and the hunger to move onwards and upwards. __________________ T.M.