koella

It is 2019. I have been managing Bodø/Glimt in the norwegian premier division for the last four season with some success. I worked my way up the league system following the LLM ethics all the way (moving between division 2 clubs most of the time), and was lucky enough to take over a newly relegated Bodø/Glimt team that had been seriousley mismanaged (this sentence was included to (hopefully) avoid any "bragging" burnings). I have a great team, the training facilities are good and the economy is great due to some success in Europe. This all sounds great, right? Well... I feel a longing for the lower leagues, but at the same time I find it really hard to leave a team that could potentially win the Champions Cup. I guess my question is, when do you guys usually leave a "big" club?

Cobbler

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>when do you guys usually leave a "big" club? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Think this is one of those 'look into your heart and you will find the truth' moments. Personally, I go to a club, turn it around, get it running well and moving in the right direction, then find myself getting bored and wanting new challenges. Usually after about 4 - 5 seasons max.

Cobbler

BTW, it is no longer necesary to disguise update threads as questions

koella

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Cobbler:
BTW, it is no longer necesary to disguise update threads as questions <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I don't have the stamina for an update thread

LFCfan

It usually takes me over 20 seasons to make a small club into one that can challenge for Europe.

I usually stay at that club until I get sacked. Then I retire the save.

AndyProutchkine

What LFCFan said.

boudewijn

I never get to a big club so I wouldn't know!!

Henrik

Erm, what's with the topic? I know what the saying means, but I didn't get the connection to the post.

Just curious...

Church

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Henrik:
Erm, what's with the topic? I know what the saying means, but I didn't get the connection to the post.

Just curious... <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

What saying would that be, for us non scandanavians?

adax

I believe the English equivalence would be "A blind man may sometimes hit the mark."

The Swedish way of saying this is "A bling hen may sometimes find a [seed, or whatever their food is called]"