hyypia

W.C. · Dec 31, 2014

Simster said:
Everyone except @Thunderbolt then.

He was a dreadful manager, the worst I've seen in my 35 years supporting the club. Uninspiring, naiive and completely clueless. Turned a two time play-off contending team in relegation certainties in 7 short months.

Not a good manager yes but that team you speak of had all but disappeared to pastures new.

Stat Brother · Dec 31, 2014

You've massively missed my point [MENTION=30159]jimbob5[/MENTION].

Because of Sami and what he did/didn't do, I think the club (Tony) will be all the better for the mistake.

Mo Gosfield · Dec 31, 2014

The Upper Library said:
Don't know about one of the worst but certainly most disappointing - he was a legend as a player and leader on the field.

You need to do a bit more research. The one thing Hyypia wasn't was a leader on the field. He admitted in a recent interview that he wasn't a leader at Liverpool. He said he let other, more forceful players do the shouting and organising, whilst he just got on with playing. A major character flaw in an individual hoping to make it into management, where you have to lead from the front.

seagullsovergrimsby · Dec 31, 2014

Has to be in the top 3. Of the other two contenders , Hinshelwood was similarly out of his depth at Championship level and Wood simply didn't have a clue.

fleet · Dec 31, 2014

He was dire - poor tactics and clearly made players nervous and they got worse. Made good players look poor then made poor go to bad. Not sure why TB had such faith in him. Hard work maybe, but if the work is making things worse then working harder makes things get worse faster!

BBassic · Dec 31, 2014

Certainly not one of our best appointments.

For me it was mostly his "We'll keep doing it this way and eventually it'll work. Probably." attitude typified by his persistent midfield pairing of JFC and Gardner.

Southern Scouse · Dec 31, 2014

Not sure how it happened, but it was a poor decision by both parties to take the job on. He played at BL and knew the players and the system when he took over. It must have been a shock trying to work with the players we had and he did not have the epeiance or skill required to do the job.
However, hopefully he will get another chance as he is a decent and honourable bloke, and they are few and far between these days.

seagullsovergrimsby · Dec 31, 2014

somerset said:
His selections often baffled me, even as a layman I could clearly see there were huge holes in his on pitch strategy, even if strategy is used in its loosest sense. I can see why Leverkusen binned him, it seems to be a very similar scenario.

You know when a manager is sh*te because you and everyone around you can seen the shortfalls and deficiencies after a short period of time.

jimbob5 · Dec 31, 2014

Southern Scouse said:
Not sure how it happened, but it was a poor decision by both parties to take the job on. He played at BL and knew the players and the system when he took over. It must have been a shock trying to work with the players we had and he did not have the epeiance or skill required to do the job.
However, hopefully he will get another chance as he is a decent and honourable bloke, and they are few and far between these days.

Nice chap. Will probably do an OK job at a medium sized Scandinavian club. He won't starve!

spanish flair · Dec 31, 2014

I am surprised that none of the older posters have not mentioned George Curtis who was easily the worst Brighton manager, he was responsible for back to back relegations. I can't remember another manager having that record.

albionite · Dec 31, 2014

Southern Scouse said:
Not sure how it happened, but it was a poor decision by both parties to take the job on. He played at BL and knew the players and the system when he took over. It must have been a shock trying to work with the players we had and he did not have the epeiance or skill required to do the job.
However, hopefully he will get another chance as he is a decent and honourable bloke, and they are few and far between these days.

I'm sure he will make a good defensive coach somewhere, but manager he is not.

vegster · Dec 31, 2014

albion1972 said:
Does every one now agree one of the worst managers in our history .

Shall we keep an open mind until Hughton has had 20 odd games ?

smiler · Dec 31, 2014

George Curtis for me

Tony Meolas Loan Spell · Dec 31, 2014

Adams mk2 was pretty shit to be honest but then he didnt expect to be top by october and knew who his enemies were.

portslade seagull · Dec 31, 2014

Easily in the top 3. Will take a long time for him to get a decent job with his track record

Surf's Up · Dec 31, 2014

albionite said:
I'm sure he will make a good defensive coach somewhere, but manager he is not.

He wasn't a particularly good defensive coach here!!

Stat Brother · Dec 31, 2014

vegster said:
Shall we keep an open mind until Hughton has had 20 odd games ?

Are you new here?

seagullsovergrimsby · Dec 31, 2014

portslade seagull said:
Easily in the top 3. Will take a long time for him to get a decent job with his track record

I hear there is a vacancy at Gillingham , well its a starting point at a level where he can gain managerial experience without too many serious consequences.

vegster · Dec 31, 2014

Stat Brother said:
Are you new here?

Lol x

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