For me, this always sends alarm signals from day one. When a manager 'commits' to a club but keeps his family stayed put. Surely this is something that you can adapt to? Otherwise the logistics of the whole thing don't add up. I know football by it's very volatile nature can mean things change overnight but, with the money involved would you be better off buying a place and, dependant on timing, find a decent school for the kids? I've spent 60-75% of my time over the past 10 years working either in London or on the M4 corridor and you just learn to adapt. If you can't then don't do the job!
> >>Tuesday January 29, 2008 > >>As Leeds manager he has commuted from the >>south-east and it is believed the strain of doing so almost prompted > his >>resignation a month ago. > > > Its no wonder that we've tailed off recently if the idea that DW was > considering resigning a month ago got out amongst the players in that > time...but if so why all the new signings? > > As for commuting from the SE to Leeds...where's the sense in that? Why > wasn't KB insisting that he lived closer? > > Seems to me like he was just naffed off with the whole thing once Gus > left. _______________________________________________ the Leeds List is an unmoderated mailing list and the list administrators accept no liability for the personal views and opinions of contributors. Leedslist mailing list [email protected] http://list.zetnet.co.uk/mailman/listinfo/leedslist DELETE THE FOOTERS WHEN REPLYING YOU LAZY SODS!!!! DELETE THE FOOTERS WHEN REPLYING YOU LAZY SODS!!!!
