Some number 2’s have the required charisma and skills to step up and lead…. Bob Paisley, Gary O’Neill too seems to be able to step out from the spotlight and strike his own style at Bournemouth. For other partnerships the balance between 1 and 2 is never as strong without the skills each brings and each lacks. The most famous of which would be Clough and Taylor.
Sometimes it's a gamble for sure, sometimes also a cheaper option I think but there is always a rough diamond waiting to be polished and success to be garnered.
Some number 2’s have the required charisma and skills to step up and lead…. Bob Paisley, Gary O’Neill too seems to be able to step out from the spotlight and strike his own style at Bournemouth. For other partnerships the balance between 1 and 2 is never as strong without the skills each brings and each lacks. The most famous of which would be Clough and Taylor.
I think I can name more number 2's who haven't worked out than have
Agree!!
Interesting point really, some successes some not.
What I find is that there isn't loyalty or time in football.
However, there is some strange appointments being made around the game.
If you have a high energy footballing team don't employ a long ball merchant.
Pep G managing Barnet may not be a good fit but Phil Parkinson managing Barnet....
Non-league doesn't have the finances to pay off managers so it's crucial they get it right.
Either go for someone who has done it or look a step down for the next young big thing is what I would do depending on finances.
Good point though
Sometimes it's a gamble for sure, sometimes also a cheaper option I think but there is always a rough diamond waiting to be polished and success to be garnered.
Absolutely totally agree, so much harder lower down the pyramid.
I do think there is talent lower down, managers and players