retired_latina612

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by alkinear:
Thats the spirit, get back in the saddle, or failing that find a new club which should not be a problem with your good reputation. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I bet his rep went down the proverbial (ooh, now there's a long word ) toilet when he got relegated once and took his team from the bottom of Div1 to the bottom of Div2...and getting sacked couldn't have helped his chances of getting a new job, either. Only joking, of course, but would any self-respecting board member want to appoint someone like that to manage their club? The upside, however is that he did take them up 3 divs in 4 seasons (I wish I could do that ), so he did have quite a rep to ruin

ddong78

I don't remember who said this (IRL), but I 'll quote anyway:
"There are two kinds of managers. Those who have been sacked, and those who will be sacked."

Mind you, even in other professions people are being sacked every day, but this has not stopped many of them becoming very successful. Especially in the US I have yet to meet a successful professional who can claim that he has never been sacked from a job.

Determination, hard work, and a little bit of luck. Oh, and good health too. That's all one needs to succeed in anything.