and man eventually adapted lol

then scotland started mashing them up, bopping it around them

passing the ball was considered cowardly

like in the early days

a lot of it boiled down to arrogance

yeah inverting the pyramid talks about that

Imagine making up a brand new sport right now and being second best at it after you explain it to someone for the first time

And they created the fucking game and rules...

It's not even a recent thing. Even back in the early days of the game in the 1880s, people had more success with non-English managers

Moved to Huddersfield riding on cloud nine. Got sacked. Went to Portsmouth, sacked again. Now at Colchester United with 4 wins since January, probably looking at another sacking

There was this lower leagues savant, Danny Cowley, a few years ago

It's really interesting the English manager phenomenon thinking more about it

considering his relationship with Ashworth

he might be

but for like squad building and being protected by the club

icl though idk if Potter is the manager to win you a league

McKenna obviously being talked about now

Howe is probably the highest profile one rn

i remember when Garry Monk was trending

there have been some names

yhh

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15 minutes ago

Grace

Amen

Fergie, Busby, Shankly all Scottish

These man ain't had a top tier manager since the 1970s...

So I had to go find the last elite English manager

I was about to say something about Graham Potter being an average manager who is overhyped because the English are fiending for an elite manager

Grace

That's just embarrassing

Graham or Lincoln?

thoughts on Potter, Caesar?

yh

City 1-0

Go to the Wikipedia page and it's like: "Johnson, Co., founded in Louisiana in 1803, began as a cotton producer along the Mississippi River."

Other companies like "I ain't own no damn slaves! Time to get over it!"

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