YOU WEREN'T GOOD ENOUGH! 😡 Simon Jordan REACTS To Wayne Rooney's SACKING & His Statement
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- TalkSPORT's Simon Jordan reacts to the sacking of Wayne Rooney at Birmingham City alongside the statements from the manager and club.
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The appointment was always going to be a disaster! He couldn't even do it in America.
Gerrard is next?
id says potter to b'ham woudnay be to bad@@bigpants6121
Gerrard is probably not far off being sacked ...though maybe he will get to the end of the season, if he's lucky.
or will Birmingham become 'Frank Lampard's Birmingham'...ya gotta feel for the long suffering fans
Gerrard actively wants to get binned. His pay off will be insane.
The owners just wanted a celebrity to raise the profile of the club, a truly baffling appointment. There are managers in League 1 and 2 who deserve a chance but don't get the opportunities.
John Eustace was doing a fantastic job. This is what you get with American owners, it seems.
As a Villa fan, I think he should have been given more time. lol
No, reading between the lines he has been a problem. At 20 years old, he should be trying to establish himself amongst seasoned professionals if he is upsetting the applecart then he needs to jog on...He isn't better than Archer, I'll pay for his taxi....UTV
Steven Gerard too in fact get Steven back...
@DarthVader-xb8gd yeah because under unai were making you sweat...
Was never the right appointment for Birmingham City tbh. I mean before Rooney joined Birmingham was in the play offs & since his appointment they've slid down to 20th. Says it all really
Mate Birmingham finished 17th last season... like google exists before u comment
Fraud of a manager. Hopefully Rooney will never get a managers job again.
@@_FVG_ ... Mate, last season was last season. This season is a different season... like time exists before u comment.
@@temporaryuseraccount0012 what a well constructed sentence 👏
@@_FVG_... r/woosh
This is a disaster. Who even in their right mind decided to hire him?
Tom Brady
Fraud of a manager. Hopefully Rooney will never get a managers job again.
Madness to appoint him.
Garry Cook
Same people that decided to sack John Eustace. Baffling.
Rooney's words about how he wasn't given enough time to see through his "vision" would've landed if he hadn't took them backwards from fighting for a play off spot to fighting to get out of relegation
He wasn't given enough time to see through his "vision" of the fulfilment of the "project".
To be fair the gap between play off and relegation was very small when he was appointed. I don’t think they were ever in a play off fight over the course of a full season
They were hardly fighting for a ply off place in august 😁
Managers needing time is an archaic cliche. People still lean on Alex Ferguson in the 80s turning United around. Completely different era and no club would do that now with the huge sums spent on players.
Fraud of a manager. Hopefully Rooney will never get a managers job again.
Saying in business, "your best salesman does not make your best manager". Rooney,Gerrard,Lampard. Proof positive
Similar in Baseball, MLB. The game comes too easy to the best players. They often have a tough time explaining what they do they just do it. The guys that fight tooth and nail the stay in the league every year are the guys that make the best managers
What I imagine has happened is Rooney has worked with recruitment team to identify players he believes can implement the style of play he wanted and that either Birmingham can't afford them or they're not a big enough pull to attract them and given how the current squad cannot do what he wants of them, the board had to sack him with their tails firmly between their legs.
Justice anyway for John Eustace who I hope is sunning it up on a Caribbean island right now.
Irrespective of future transfer plans Rooney failed with the current squad who previously were getting results so there’s no way the board could back him spending money. Board took a gamble didn’t work out, Rooney clearly doesn’t have it and his statement is so vague that he couldn’t point to any improvements he has made during his brief stint. Professional football is highly paid but you have show immediate results or out the door.
You clearly don't know much about the situation. We cannot spend much this January due to Profit and Sustainability rules thanks to Harry Redknapp being allowed to spend like a kid in a sweet shop a few years ago. This summer we will be far better off, but if you really think that these players are not good enough, how did they get into 6th place in the first place? No one sane thought we would go up this year, but a top half finish was well within the clubs capabilities until Cook sacked Eustace, and then didn't get an upgrade.
don't know much about this but if the previous manager had the team in the play offs and was sacked for a bigger status name it didn't go down well with the players and their performances dropped off, players play for the manager more than the club, jurgen klopp is an example of that. when he came in at liverpool it changed quickly
He took them from 6th to 20th in 15 games LOL. What happened is the joke of a manager hired because of his name did exactly the job you'd expect him to do.
Great excuse
Rooney wrote that statement? Yeah sure. He's only just finished reading his first Pingu book.
Tbf Pingu can be a difficult concept if you don't think penguins talk
Noot noot
"If Wayne Rooney had dynamite for brains, he couldn't blow his hat off." (Andrew Lawrence)
That generation of players for England are terrible coaches, Wayne was a legend as a player but as a coach he’s not got what it takes.
Another Fergie student doing the business 😅
@@bg7393to be honest thats a big problem with alot of managers and not just english.
Alot of top ex players expect to be able to implement elite styles into lesser players and it doesnt work
Spot on. With all that talent they couldn't play as a team for England. How does anyone expect them to manage if they couldn't even be mature enough about playing for England?
@@bg7393you’re forgetting about Gerard and Lampard….
Fergis tactial nouse compared to pep aint the same, the ammount ov student pep has is Elite
He took Birmingham from Play Off position to 20th, Can’t see any other club taking him pm
Theres always some mug director willing to sign him up
Maybe another championship or league one club
Like United 😂@@tonyburton5706
It seems like a nice little earner to go from a mindless window-licking footballer to bouncing around different football clubs, getting sacked, getting the payout, moving to the next club to try and get £10k a week wages [almost certainly more] just to attend a football club 2 or 3 times a week, what a nice little number for someone that almost certainly couldnt even get a job at McDonalds!
@badgambler-un5ck I reckon you've underestimated how much money he's earned if you reckon he's in management for the dough. He might not be up to it but he's obviously not in need of cash.
"Huge expectations for this football club "
Appoints Wayne Rooney 🤣
What a joke appointment.
LOL
They're not the only club to have made that kind of mistake recently. [Cough!] Steven Gerrard [cough!] Aston Villa.
@@temporaryuseraccount0012 Gerrard got backed with millions probably makes it worse. Can't win a game in Saudi 🤣
erm what's wrong with that like
He should manage Manchester United
Yes, they like welcoming back ex-players for managers like Ole.
That would be entertaining!
Would remind you of Kenny Daglish or Steven Gerrard going into management.@minnielee3399
@@alibabashero am I missing the relevance? Dalglish won 3 league titles with Liverpool, two FA cups, won the league with Blackburn and won what was then the Carling Cup when he went back to Liverpool. Gerrard has never managed Liverpool so his achievements or lack there of are irrelevant when talking about bringing ex players back as managers
Instead of that he should be a striker coach for us
Guardiola started with the Barcelona youth team. Conte started off as an assistant at Siena, and earned the opportunity to get a crack at the Juventus job. Ancelotti did his apprenticeship with the national team, did decent work at reggiana, and then nearly won the league with parma before getting the Juventus and Milan jobs. See where I'm going? Former big players today don't do the hard graft. The want decent jobs at either prem or championship level on a plate, without really having properly tested themselves. Rooney should really be immersing himself into coaching first. He should try and join a club as a coach, learn from more experienced coaches and managers and then apply for actual managerial jobs. Arteta also did that.
Brian clough 2 time European cup winner started at Hartlepool
Eustace worked hard and built a solid team on a threadbare budget, he got us to a good place in the division and made Blues hard to beat. As soon as Rooney was announced my head was in my hands
Now we are listening to a Birmingham fan .. Well said now you may have a chance John Eustace is not employed elsewhere is he... Have the owners any humility to say sorry and ask John back ?
The Rooney effect. Top 6 to bottom 6 in 15 games.
Love Rooney and I really want him to do well but I’ve Been saying it for months: Liam rosenior was the mastermind behind Derby. I don’t think it is a coincidence that Rooney hasn’t done great since Derby whereas Liam Rosenior is doing well at Hull, steadying the ship last season and building on that platform. Not to mention the change never sat right with the fans in the first place
completely agree. Liam rosenior will be a great. He has the intelligence and the personality.
Well look at that Hull are playing so well but they also have good players so they recruit well also..
He's never exactly been a Mensa candidate !
That's the issue I think. He might have a role in coaching but not management.
Rooney for Redditch United
It’s a town I grew up in half hour from Birmingham.
No longer a pro side (now classed as semi) probably much more your speed Wayne and not far commute from the old work 😉
What have Redditch ever done to you?
@@kevinogorman8406 nothing I’m from there. Used to live cedar view just found the corner from the valley ground.
I think the advice of many on here for Rooney to learn his trade at a lower lever and to become a number 2 is good advice.....you do get exceptions like Alonso or De Zerbi...but these guys have IQ unlike Rooney who cant string a sentence together.....
Ultimately it does seem like Rooney's inarticulate ways make it much harder for him to succeed. Nobody can seriously doubt his footballing IQ, which is very, very high, he was a player who clearly had a picture in his mind and a real understanding of teammates. Unfortunately that doesn't always translate to being a manager. Rooney might be one of the best examples of a great player not making a good manager.
Rooney is only 38 and has not served his time as an assistant coach and first coach before manager. He hasn’t learnt his trade. Look at the efforts that Harry Kewell has gone through over a number of years, failure as a lower level as manager, and then taken under Ange’s wing for a couple of years. Now off to Japan. Rooney needs a serious high level manager as mentor. Or a different career.
And you Can counter argue look at zidane. Did a bit tot work with madrid kids then won 3 champions league in a row
@@jakecook4816 Zidane was a quite long process too. Coach under Mou > Sporting Director > Assistant Manager under Ancelotti > Manager for RM Castilla > Manager for RM. That's like 5-6 years before he got the RM job.
Think we all saw it coming with Rooney. I called it the day they appointed him. Blindingly obvious they should’ve kept Eustace. He had them in 6th place man, what do they expect ??
Ridiculous couple of decisions.
0:28 "Expectations have not been met". 🤣
Rooney had natural talent …in his feet. He’s never had to think about the game as his magic feet’s abilities did the talking. Talented footballers seldom make good managers as they don’t have to analyse the game It just comes naturally, Pick an industrious player that worked hard on coaching and tactics in the team and promote him. After all you are not paying the manager for his footballing skills, you’re paying him for his coaching and tactic skills.
In that case it would seem that Rooney would even fail in management in the lower leagues.
Rooney was right about one thing. Its a results business. And as a result he was shown the door.
Rooney seriously is NOT cut out to be a football manager/coach!! He is clearly not adept with implementing gameplans and tactics etc he's not even on the level of Gerrard "and that's saying a lot in itself" he was a great player in his day don't get me wrong but clearly out of his depth as a manager!! That's a FACT!!!
West brom fan here 👋 after birmingham beat us 3.1 and went above us in the leage going to 4th i believe it was and into the playoff places... I couldn't then believe that after that match they went and sacked there manager for wayne rooney. I just couldn't believe it! Mental!
Simon is spot on 👏🏻
From Forest,,,
Go all out and get cooper in...
Many people seem to think all football "legends" will automatically succeed as top coaches. Just take a look at all the top teams and you'll find their head coaches were not exactly football legends.
Pep Guardiola was an incredible player, so was Zinedine Zidane
@@thrilla72 Ancelotti was no slouch either.
Clough and Fergie weren’t too shabby either
What about the thousands of ex players that become coaches??? Basically the % of becoming a succesful coach is 0.001. Fact
The problems some professional sports guys have with Simon, is they want him to blow smoke their backsides, he doesn’t do that. Simon looks at their achievements, or lack of, with logic & a rational, articulately !
In all seriousness if wayne wants to continue a career in management he should take on a national league side and see where he can get them to build up some experience
Or United😳
In my humble opinion he should give up coaching as a manager.
He isn't good enough.
@effkay3691 Or perhaps join Steven Gerrard in Saudi Arabia after his disaster of a appointment at Villa, who have same players now and doing very well without Gerrard who won 0 Premier leagues as a player.
what you call very Well?..Gerard like any other english managers are usless
@@alibabashero Took me a while but of course you’re a salty United fan.
You know it's bad when Simon uses the word badder...
...... he could have used worstist ........................ 😬
Why they parted with their previous manager to meet way for a man with a 27% win rate I have no idea but now he's managed to do much better and now he's got a 15% win rate. Wayne has absolutely no idea how to manage a club
He actually did ok at derby with what he inherited from lampard with lampards overspend and failure.
Should of stayed there and developed himself there as there wasnt much pressure on him and see if he did have the ability to understand that level of football.
But he clearly isnt going to become a top manager.
Well they said he was a serial winner .... shows they are not data driven
Simon questioned Barnes, Defoe's, and Sol Campbell experiences as black ex-players that played at the highest level when trying to get managerial positions and you see Rooney jumping from top job to top job, Lampard going from top job to top job and Gerrard doing the same. It will be interesting to see where Rooney goes next.
If you sack a manager like they did for Rooney you have to give Rooney a lot of time, no matter how bad it looks now. I get that that went from play offs to relegation but it’s not even halfway through the season so that means nothing
Sure I wanted him to succeed as a manager with derby was not a good situation for him,, but to be down there if u see what Rooney trying his philosophy that's another story but if there's nothing improving the players are not good enough he should adapt with what he got cause to be the x Coach was doing gud 5th with those players Rooney should realise those don't av money to spend like crazy he could choose 3 key position even on loan but still if style of playing tactics philosophy is not there the board is doubtful if they make the right plus British media will make sure u get sack don't love seeing someone struggle fail to make stories n rumors till it start playing in people head that's when fan start turning against him so yes deserve time but he should done better if he was 10th or 12th story will be different, even though his style play wasn't clear yet I think he need to good vacation n choose wisely try build a team even a bit lower.,, cause look at carrick with midlesbro he took them 20th to top utd reserve coach with Ipswich so Wayne so far with 3 teams record not good he needs to change that achieve something with a team then bigger will start thinking of hire him. Rite now I doubt that championship team will take him.
@@kennyknowles6875 yeah it’s hard as a fan to have patience and I haven’t seen the blues play this season, just unfair to only give him a few months and expect him to instantly do well. Altho this whole situation could have easily been avoided
I think Alan wants us to 'put things into perspective'. Seem to recall he mentioned it once or twice.
Wayne Rooney's "journey as a manager" is about as promising as Rishi Sunak's future as PM.
Or Labours general election chances
Rooney, Gerrard, Lampard, Sol Cambell, Nevilles, Keane, Bruce, Hughes.....All good players that thought managing a team would be a piece of cake, awful 💩 coaches and managers, Taxi.
Yeah but the Sol Campbell thing was all about racism. Apparently...
Rooney..Gerrard..Lampard. 😂
Keane..Bruce and Hughes...a much finer wine than those three..
Drinkable at least..
Not sure it's fair to "group" them in from a "success" perspective..
Hughes and Bruce had good careers...
Just look at Hughes' CV at Fulham and Blackburn, while Bruce did a good job at Birmingham, Wigan, Sunderland.
Oh come on you can’t count Bruce in that lot
They only have themselves to blame for hiring Wayne Rooney in the first place. Nearly everyone saw how this was going to turn out but the powers that be.
Steve Bruce waiting by the phone cabbages at the ready lol
Simon Jordan using the non-existent word ‘badder’ 😂
@SHEK110
I guess you’ve never heard Micheal Jackson’s 1995 album ‘I’m ever badder’
Not sure about 'badder' Simon lol maybe leave that one out! 😂
Wasn’t sure the first time, but threw in a second one that got me questioning it myself 😂
Birmingham should appoint Steven Gerrard as their next manager - he can finish the job Rooney started - 😉 - utv
lampard!
Roonie planned this to be available for ManU
Wayne needs to start at the bottom learn his trade and work his way up, he should contact his pal Garry 'The Oracle' Neville about the job at Salford. The match made in Heaven.
Whoever called Gary Neville the oracle? Think you were watching the Matrix again.
The derby, the job in America, and now Birminghim is technically start at bottom for these top names lol. He’s just not good enough to be manager, and thats fine.
@@langletprolet8378 What's your views on Steven Gerrards management career, just I need a good laugh this eve 😆
@@alibabashero Should've stayed at Rangers, all I can say lol
Nail on the Head as ever Lord Simon!
Even as we speak, there is some club chairman out there, thinking of his vanity project and repeatedly hearing the name Rooney! Rooney! Rooney!! As his fingers drift inexplicably towards his mobile phone.
This has always been the way with British football. Clubs are always a sucker for a big name ex player. Its much harder to do some homework and scout a genuine manager like Di Zerbi.
So, instead of appointing a good player as manager, they are now looking to appoint a good manager as manager! Meanwhile, the same people who appointed Rooney are still in their roles as appointees! As the great Jimmy Greaves used to say, it's a funny old game....
Rooneys upset about the sacking but the football was dreadful. It was different every week, there was no improvement at all.
Counter attacking football under Eustace was ALOT easier on the eye! We’d probably be mid table now, having played better football and with a much better vibe about the place!
Its easy to blame American owners but the managing director is supposed to be a football man and a Birmingham fan. He should’ve known better. Terrible decision by Garry Cook.
Nothing about Wayne Rooney makes me think he is manager material. I'm not at all surprised he's terrible at it.
He’s insufferable in his interviews
His very first practice session he looked timid and spoke in awful cliches. It was not a shock that this went south
Wayne Rooney just gets jobs because of his name not management
Much badder… top notch analysis
Just because your a good player doesn’t equate you be a good manager Rooney is not a manager
From mile stone to mill stone ,leeds utd have done it again got another manager the sack.
Shame you don't play Huddersfield until march.
Although I don't entirely blame Darren Moore, injuries and a weak squad in the first place haven't helped him.
Delighted this happened to them. They went for the big name when they had a man in there doing a great job. He was treated harshly and karma has come back to them
A caller said Wayne Rooney was appointed to create attention. talkSPORT has never covered Birmingham City until Wayne Rooney came in. Got to agree with him.
On behalf of all Villa fans can I just say we are so rattled.
Indeed so unfortunate 🤭
Look at what Bielsa did at Leeds. He transformed the team in 3 weeks… 3 weeks! He barely bought anyone and turned a mid table team into league winners. Good managers get results quickly! You don’t need ‘time’ to build if you’re good and have proven tactics. Perhaps early on you do but Rooney has already managed clubs for a number of years. Never should have been appointed.
I agree with him, its substanceless guildings which couldn't of gone much badder.
English Managers can't cut it at the top level.
Lampard
Gerrard
Terry
Potter
Rooney
Smith
Hodgson
Ince
Bruce
Neville
As a Liverpool fan, I was happy to see that he was being exposed as a manager but on the other hand I really feel for your club.
John Eustace 2.0 at the club now?!
I hope you get a better manager or get him back for the sake of your club. Wishing you luck.
Wayne Rooney did a Steven Gerrard. Failed as managers.
Gerrard won the league with Rangers.. Not like Rooney who made every team he managed look sh*t..
did the scottish invincibles @@MohammedAhmed-tg4vu
'As a Liverpool fan'?? How is that relevant
@@MohammedAhmed-tg4vuI would win the league with rangers. That’s no achievement
I’ll never figure it out. Of the all time great managers in football who’s been a world class player? Ancelotti, Cryuff and who else? Yet you’ve got the Mourinhos, Klopps, Fergusons and Cloughs of the world. All of them grafted through the lower leagues and earned their spots. I’m amazed at how a spot with as much nostalgia and football hasn’t learned a thing from its past.
Zidane, Pep, Mancini, Conte, Beckenbauer. Del Bosque is often forgotten too cus he played in the 70s, but he was a Real Madrid legend.
The nomination of Wayne Rooney as manager was a total disaster from thei start
The management of Birmingham City need to look at themselves Total mess
Alan, “Let’s put this into perspective”, .
The baseball cap was a big clue!
Birmingham did what Manchester United should have done and they are small fish compared to Manchester United no balls at Old Trafford
Badder?? For someone who loves his own voice and demonstrating his grasp of language, you'd think Simon would know the word is "worse".
Having said that, completely agree with Simon's take on the whole Birmingham debacle. 😂
Things would be gooder under eustache!
@@nadeemamode nice 😂
Wasn't the fittest at utd but he worked his backside off on that pitch, hope things turn good for him in the future.
He did but only at the end did he lose his fitness he has a great football brain as a player
But ... if he wants to coach and manage start learning the same as other ex players have to do.
He's a millionaire so who cares what he does.
He's been exposed time and time again that he is a terrible manager. When he was at Derby it was Liam Rosenior that was doing the management and Wayne was the face of the management. It's no coincidence that Liam is doing pretty well at Hull city. Let's just hope that other teams will now be seeing the fact that he is not a very good manager. Just because he was a top rate footballer it does not a decent manager.
Very similar to the Gerrard situation. Great player, but afforded opportunities that should only go to good, proven managers. Major misconception that Gerrard was a success in Scotland. He won 1 trophy from 11 whilst spending the more money than any other club, St Johnstone won more domestic trophies in his time up North… and for his failures, given a massive job with Villa 😂
The exact same mistakes made with Rooney.
You know we football fans have no say in who is going to buy and run your club HAVE WE
Remember how Blackburn sacked big Sam and appointed BM ?? who helped them to make their decision ?
Who is helping Birmingham's new owners where's Brentford BHA have climbed to where they are by having football savvy people in charge good appointments and signings one after another
then we have Chelsea Birmingham Manchester United
where as I meant
The biggest and dumbest mistake was getting rid of Eustace. No fans deserve such numpties in charge of their club.
He had the audacity to criticize Cristianofor no reason....this serves him right 😂😂😂😂
Neutral here. They were mad getting rid of John Eustace when he was doing a good job, just because he wasn't a former England player like Rooney. And look where they are now.
We probably need to put things into perspective 😂
Simon is spot on.
rSame old problem. Because they were good players definitely doesn't make them a good manager. These clubs just go for big names with no track record.Rooney has managed three clubs and hasn't done much good with any.
Justice for Eustace all the best in the future Stoke City legend
No one but no one who knows anything about football would have appointed Rooney. No one but no one😢
Rooney seems like he would be a top League 2 Head Coach not a top tier manager.
All these recently retired pro's need to do their time learning from those who are far more experienced. Just because you had a good career, doesn't translate to automatically being a top coach
Steve Cooper is simply an option for Crystal Palace as i believe that Graham Potter is the favourite so why be an option for one club when your needed wanted and respected by a club with future ambition and one of the best fan bases in the league,, We don't need Simon Jordan's permission to dream as long as we don't try to appoint Ian Dowie it has nothing to do with him..
Rooney is no manager! Same as Gerrard and same as Keane. Top players but not cut out to be managers.
Everywhere he goes you know what happens. He’s not ready to coaching even small team. I think pundits job is good fit for him.
Really, can’t understand a word he says. Great player though
Gary Cook made a mess of Man City’s transition from what they were to where they are now. Surprised he’s still in football
Very different being a player and a manager
Wayne can go manage Salford, maybe 🤔
Stop inflicting him on other clubs. What have Salford done to you?
@@kevinogorman8406 Well you scared us in the first leg match by going 2 goals up. Before we won 3-2. Maybe if you get Rooney then we could batter you 5 nil at your ground. Would be a great episode on Welcome to Wrexham.
Although to be fair if you get Rooney you are absolutely going down to the National League and I don’t think you deserve that to happen. Good luck in rest of your matches, except our visit to your ground of course.
Sacking a guy that was doing a good job so he could bring in one of his chums has led exactly where it was always going to. I hope they go down, but I doubt they will.
“We’re rebuilding form the ground up and to do that everything has to be demolished”. “That’s why we have employed Wayne Rooney”.
Spot On Guy's 😷
As a Villa fan that had to deal with a Golden Boy at the helm in Gerrcrap, City should have learned from us.
Alan wants to put things into perspective
Novelty appointment that was never going to work
Good players believe that management is a given
To sack a manager when you're in 6th place is a terrible decision, and we've seen it before.
I agree totally with what Simon Jordan said and have been saying this since his appointment. Do I blame Rooney for the bad performances? Yes. Do I blame him for taking the job? No. Anyone managing in America would bite your hand off to manage in England when, let's be honest, he has never done anything to merit that opportunity and I guess he will never manage in England again.
As a manager, you need to take a look at your players and work to their advantage, not your own. Even in the 1st game, you could see the players were not comfortable with what they were being asked to do. Then you have the team selection and the substitutions. If I didn't know about rooneys great footballing career, I would never have guessed he was a footballer because his knowledge of the game leaves a lot to be desired.
Jim (4:26) - How do you see Wayne's journey as a manager this morning?
Simon - Difficult to see one 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you, Wayne Rooney for all the hard work you did in putting Birmingham City from 5th to 20th in the Championship. UTV
karma is such a wonderful thing
or klop when he goes next year,,,
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5th? are u drunk?
@@_FVG_ Birmingham City were 5th in the league before Rooney took over but he sent them to 20th before getting the sack. UTV
I bet Eustace can’t smile wide enough this morning 😂
He has for a while now
A change of board would be a better option
No blame on Rooney at all. He took a job that he hoped would be the next step up in his managerial career, as anyone would. If the board only appointed him for his fame in order to add some marketing pizzaz, like their pre match firework display 🙄, that’s on them. I’m sure he did what he could with the mediocre quality of players that he had. Judge his managerial chops when he’s taken charge of a club that wants a manager not a celebrity.
Player,s were not good enough for what he wanted to implement....on the other hand when you hear rumours that the management staff were not getting on the coach for games says it all