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Campbell will always be overlooked because of his arrogance. He never played a number 2 role anywhere that would allow him to learn the basics which in turn would help him become a number 1. Look at some of the best managers in all the leagues and they played number 2 before moving on to number 1. Campbell thinks he is to good to be a number 2. He should try and become a successful number 2 before stepping into the number 1 role.
I know Lampard and Gerrard walked into number 1 roles but Frank didn't succeed for the reasons we all know and maybe if he gets the Norwich job he may as well make a good fist of it. Gerrard managed Rangers with some degree of success in as league were only 2 teams win time will tell whether he replicates that at Villa.
You get the feeling that Lampard and Gerrard, especially the latter, are the type who leave no stone unturned in the quest to become a great coach. They cover every base, have put in the hard yards and are not out self promoting to get there. Basically they are just working on themselves.We also know nothing of the work that Gerard or Lampard have put in behind the scenes to get those badges and earn that opportunity. They both strike me as still very familiar with the training field, as senior team members they were likely both heavily involved with their own clubs with regard to man managing, in an era where players have that connection with managers, who will then back them to succeed.
There aren't any managers coming out to back him up and that says a lot - nobody has any idea if he'd be any good and he's angry that nobody will take a chance. He could improve his chances by hooking up with someone like Vieira maybe, at Palace, as a coach with the first team but that's probably beneath him.
I would love to hear Vieira's response if he reached out with that offer and Sol turned him down. I imagine Patrick would be well impressed. /s
Campbell will always be overlooked because of his arrogance. He never played a number 2 role anywhere that would allow him to learn the basics which in turn would help him become a number 1. Look at some of the best managers in all the leagues and they played number 2 before moving on to number 1. Campbell thinks he is to good to be a number 2. He should try and become a successful number 2 before stepping into the number 1 role.
I know Lampard and Gerrard walked into number 1 roles but Frank didn't succeed for the reasons we all know and maybe if he gets the Norwich job he may as well make a good fist of it. Gerrard managed Rangers with some degree of success in as league were only 2 teams win time will tell whether he replicates that at Villa.
Oh Sol, Sol, Sol…. Never fails to disappoint
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Well QPR fans don’t need to be worried, he has to get past the interview first. Can you imagine his answers to the interview questions.
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You'd think there could be nothing worse than being a QPR fan and reading this paragraph...
Sol Campbell has emerged as a leading contender for the vacant manager’s job at Queens Park Rangers, TalkSport understands. Ex-England defender Campbell, a former Tottenham and Three Lions teammate of Rangers’ director of football Les Ferdinand, is set to be interviewed about succeeding Mark Warburton.
I mean, yeah, it's obviously horrendous news, but he's on a shortlist, yeah. I mean, there must be, what, three or four to be interviewed. Surely, they'll go for someone with top flight experience.
And then you read this paragraph...
The Hoops have already spoken to MK Dons head coach Liam Manning and Newport County’s James Rowberry while another of Ferdinand’s ex-colleagues, Tim Sherwood, is also on their shortlist.
Hell's teeth.
I mean, that has to be right up there with Clinton-Trump for the worst shortlist in history.
Obviously, we're not QPR fans. But, if you do know any, reach out to them tonight, give them a hug and buy them a pint. They'll need it if they've read that article...
https://talksport.com/football/1110637/
"And finally Sol, based on what you have seen this season, which area of the team would you say requires the most improvement? Midfield? Defence?
"I'd say quarterback"