Sentences with phrase «changed managers many»

In the 2000s alone, Roma has changed managers 12 times... 12 times!

Besides that, you're missing the bigger picture Those teams you've called have also changed managers hoping to get better We've had the same one who has proven to be a liar by what we've heard today concerning Sanchez and past it tactically.

They're currently listed behind both Manchesters and Chelsea, all of whom have changed managers in the offseason.

Over the last four years, Wenger has had a fantastic opportunity to win the league what with the stadium paid off, financial restraints lifted, and all of our rivals weakened as they all went through their respective transitional periods, because all of them changed managers.

AP, you can not compare arsenal to teams like manure and chelski shitsky etc. they have changed managers so ofen while Wenger has been there building for long and yet nothing is coming together.

Chelsea has changed managers more times than we have in the last TEN YEARS — and have won more trophies than we have in that same period.

They have changed managers to no avail.

As «truth teller» says, Chelsea fans didn't complain because they changed managers, which brought about a renewed optimism.

Chelsea have changed managers 10 times since we last won the league, and that means that they have had their philosophy chopped and changed almost as many times, with no real progression of youth bled into the side.

Typical Wenger, should have changed managers... but amazingly, this is what some Arsenal fans want!

My point about the above comparisons is that ALL of them have changed managers recently.

No American League team has ever won the pennant after making a midseason managerial change, but the Angels, who five times have changed managers during a season, might well do it under 36 - year - old Jim Fregosi, who began his major league career as an Angel cherub in 1961, the year the team was formed.

What I was trying to show was that premier teams who have changed managers before the end of the season are worse off than they were before.Some are suggesting that the club should sack Wenger today!

Manchester United have been weakened and have changed their managers and systems several times, so there is no excuse for Arsenal for the performance.

A new manager: Forty percent of Turnaround Teams in the wild card era (20 of 50) changed managers before or during the season.

those who changed managers have had good days and bad, but more good days, why give examples of Man U and Liver only?

Chelsea and liverpool have both won a european championship because they have changed managers often.

Both have changed managers often as well and it has not alway been successful but every now and then it is and I wonder if Arsenal are sacrificing some brilliant years, with some bad ones along the way, for consistency that gets it's own rewards but for the fans who want true glory is more like being stuck in a rut of mediocracy.

Yes it's been a long time since Liverpool won the league, but they haven't changed their managers at the drop of a hat.

All the top teams changed managers in recent years.

After the boring week of pointless internationals, we're a few days away from the Premier league action again, where Arsenal pick up off a great run ot 5 straight wins against a Swansea side that has just changed managers!

What I mean by this, is that the clubs have changed managers many times down the years to try and improve.

What I am finding frustrating going into next season, is that all the other big clubs in England have changed managers.

by the way, those who changed managers will already have passed that hard time, and we haven't even started.

If we're talking purely about the relationship between Wenger, and the fans, I would say we should have changed managers for two reasons.

yeah it is easy to pick scape goat but as far as i am concern arsene has tried is best which is not good enough but to say had he left in 2006 things would have been better is a statement that cant be proved with facts.if y ’ all will start naming clubs that changed managers and succeed then try and be sincere to name those that changed managers and failed.

Liverpool changed have changed their managers 5 times in last 7 years — Benitez, Hodgson, Daglish, Rodgers and Klopp.

Do you remember how many times Manchester City and Chelsea changed their managers, but they were stuck as mediocre clubs?

Throughout the observation period, about half of the employees changed managers at least once, and the researchers focused specifically on employees who switched to working for a manager of a different gender.

Something as simple as changing managers or teaching your managers how to communicate better can keep great employees on board.

Here's how to you can start to change your manager's attitude about work flex.

Torres picked up a few club honours at Chelsea, including the Champions League during the 2011 - 12 season, but he struggled a lot especially with the club changing managers.

Real Madrid, Barcelona, Man City, Bayern, Chelsea, PSG, Juventus all change managers and they are still bigs club that compete and not just make up places.

The Tigers come into the match in good spirits having enjoyed a top run of results since changing manager.

But never the less, it will always be a risk to change manager and in our case to change Wenger.

We are changing a manager who ran out of ideas last summer on how to improve on this squad.

Changing manager midway through the season is already problematic, not to mention you are changing a manager who is in charge for 20 years.

Contrary to popular opinion, we can not resolve the situation by just changing the manager, as we do not have the infrastructure and footballing knowledge, such as a director of football, that other clubs have, as Mr Wenger covers all those positions.

let's change the manager and if the new manager arrives but still, the Ox could not perform then, we sell him.

Tell me... do you really want to change the manager 3 days before we play league leader united?

Every other top team changes managers and they are successfully, we don't change the outdated manager and we are stuck where we are, what should we do to get back to our EPL winning ways?

And until either they or us change manager this will continue.

Why do people think changing managers will be the end of Arsenal.

This club is going nowhere until they change the manager, the players seem to be going through the motions without conviction but with their huge wages.

I am sure if we changed the manager we may see something different that's good.He reminds me of certain world dictators that once in power don't want to let go no matter what!

again «You cant change the Manager, just Change the Manager.»

It is not the fans changing the manager, it is the players.

So if we keep on improving, why change managers?

We have no plan for success, so it makes absolutely no reason to change the manager.

Change the manager or expect more of the same!!!