Should Beale be sacked?

[Scott7 5,225]

2 hours ago, Sutton_blows_goats said:

We look a slow, one dimensional, boring, predictable outfit under Michael Beale. We don't create many quality chances and we don't take many of the high quality that we do tend to create. I'm often left wondering what we are waiting for during games. Its like walking football at times. 

The same under all Rangers managers after Walter 2 including SG pre and post 55. The team needs a Greig to drive them forward. Matches aren’t won shuffling the ball side to side unless Beckenbauer’s in the side.

Edited September 5, 2023 by Scott7

[Rousseau 9,463]

7 minutes ago, weebluedevil said:

Our next game is in 11 days, is that enough time to complete a proper application based process with all the due diligence required and hire a new manager?  The next appointment has to be right, that takes a lot more time than 11 days, wouldn't you agree? 

*looks up Potter's number*

 

*calls Potter*

 

Bennett: Hello, Graham? 'Mon.

 

Potter: Say no more.

 

*Rangers appoint Potter*

 

2 minutes. 

[Bill 13,717]

At least six games in European competition is a hell of a carrot to dangle in front of even experienced managers. Do it now. 

[Scott7 5,225]

Potter did well at Brighton - most do well at Brighton.

Potter got sacked by Chelsea - most get sacked by Chelsea.

I wonder if it’s the Club and not the man.

[Waltersgotstyle 297]

5 minutes ago, Rousseau said:

*looks up Potter's number*

 

*calls Potter*

 

Bennett: Hello, Graham? 'Mon.

 

Potter: Say no more.

 

*Rangers appoint Potter*

 

2 minutes. 

Potter finished his last season with Östersund in 5th place.

 

He then joined Swansea who despite being newly relegated only managed to finish 10th in the English Championship

 

Yes his time at Brighton was successful but they haven't exactly looked back since he left.

 

Oh and we all know how Chelsea went.

 

Are you sure he is the right man for the job?

[Sutton_blows_goats 4,299]

2 minutes ago, Scott7 said:

I wonder if it’s the Club and not the man.

Good point.

[Bill 13,717]

As all successful Rangers managers have shown, the most important attribute at this club isn’t tactical genius but leadership, the ability to unify and motivate players - to have them believe in themselves- the complete opposite of what we have today. 

[Rousseau 9,463]

3 minutes ago, Scott7 said:

Potter did well at Brighton - most do well at Brighton.

Potter got sacked by Chelsea - most get sacked by Chelsea.

I wonder if it’s the Club and not the man.

Most do well at Brighton? That traditional powerhouse of English football, Brighton?

 

Potter also did well at Ostersunds and Swansea. 

[the gunslinger 3,366]

at some point we have to give a manager a proper chance. at very least 2 full seasons 

[Rousseau 9,463]

3 minutes ago, Waltersgotstyle said:

Potter finished his last season with Östersund in 5th place.

 

He then joined Swansea who despite being newly relegated only managed to finish 10th in the English Championship

 

Yes his time at Brighton was successful but they haven't exactly looked back since he left.

 

Oh and we all know how Chelsea went.

 

Are you sure he is the right man for the job?

Yes.