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I imagine it to be more a case of Neville saying he needs a bit of help and the No.2's name being heavily suggested to him by the owners. He can still say it was his idea, the owners get some reassurance and everyone's happy. Until they lose next.

I don't disagree with the abuse he would've got but he still would've been a standout candidate for any top Championship level club at least, which you have to think would've been easier in the long run. No disagreement here, he had to start strong and maintain it to get even a sniff of a...

I think that's more due to the British mentality that managing/playing abroad seems to be seen as a failure due to no-one here wanting them or as a mad cash grab. It's why I'll always have some respect for Steve Mc, to go and manage in two different nations (winning the league in one) was a...

It's more the mark of a great, if not phenomenal, manager. I'd say a good manager is one that can take over a club and either inject some stability (if a relegation battle) or inspire improvement (even if slowly).