Not sure many people in any profession want to work for a terrible manager again
It may be that players don't want to speak up for fear that potential future coaches/managers may be wary of employing them. Rightly or wrongly, it's easy to get a reputation as a troublemaker.
It may be that players don't want to speak up for fear that potential future coaches/managers may be wary of employing them. Rightly or wrongly, it's easy to get a reputation as a troublemaker.
I agree but there is a difference between actively speaking up and seeking to work with that person again.
Whilst we don’t know for sure, I’d guess that Marchant had multiple options. If Gustard was so awful to work for, Marchant more than likely could’ve gone elsewhere without having to publicly say why.
I agree but there is a difference between actively speaking up and seeking to work with that person again.
Whilst we don’t know for sure, I’d guess that Marchant had multiple options. If Gustard was so awful to work for, Marchant more than likely could’ve gone elsewhere without having to publicly say why.
Fair point. Although that's not something you'd know in advance - where a coach will go, and who is likely to offer you a contract. Plus, some offers are just too good to refuse - like being offered a contract at Quins :)
It may be that players don't want to speak up for fear that potential future coaches/managers may be wary of employing them. Rightly or wrongly, it's easy to get a reputation as a troublemaker.
Do you have mirrors in your house?
Do you have mirrors in your house?
You've seen the way I dress. What do you think?
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