by Scutterbucketz »
07 Oct 2018 22:00
Snowflake Royal Scutterbucketz Snowflake Royal If you're alluding to the phrase repeating the same thing and expecting different results, is the definition of madness, which I'm not sure Einstein actually said, that's exactly the point I just made. Why would you expect sacking yet another manager after less than two seasons in charge to have a different effect to the last three times where we've got progressively worse bar one delayed reaction in Stam's first season.
In this case sticking with the manager is changing the pattern, not sacking them.
Presumably you don't think practice and learning is worthwhile. Afterall if you don't get it right the first few times you never will clearly.
I had a feeling you would say that.
In this instance, the action that brings about the most change is removing the manager and all his staff and getting someone else in.
Just because it didn’t work before does not mean it won’t work now.
It’s like trying to roll a 6 on a dice and saying “well, I didn’t roll a 6 those 5 times so I may as well give up”.
In that next throw you might not roll that 6, but if you don’t throw the fukker you’ll never find out. Analogies are hard, just ask Kes, but I’d rather throw again than stick with the shit we have.
As stated previously, if there was anything in his previous management career that suggested he might be able to turn it round, also baring in mind the squad available and the apparent conditions within the club, then I might just be willing to give him a chance.