03-12-2019, 12:54 PM
(03-12-2019, 12:27 PM)Paplane Wrote:(03-12-2019, 09:32 AM)Duncan Mckenzie Wrote:(02-12-2019, 06:28 PM)optimistic_red Wrote: Lamouchi's track record isn't spectacular. Things are currently working with him at Forest, if he goes somewhere else it is a lot more pressure. If he goes and fails then he won't get another job in UK. If he gets playoffs or promotion, it will give him something and get him a few jobs. Look at Warburton (Brentford good, Rangers bad, Forest bad, QPR bad) he getting QPR job from his record at Brentford and experience.
I think he will stay until end-of-season, and hopefully the club and him want to continue and sort out a proper contract for the future. Unless he gets sacked, which at the moment is looking unlikely.
He's only had 2 jobs in club management.
He did a fantastic job at Rennes and he's done a fantastic job at Forest so far.
I can't get my head around the fact that every time we sack a manager everybody goes ballistic and says we'll never get anywhere if we keep changing managers. The one thing everybody craves for is some stability.
Now we have that chance to get some stability with a good manager yet some people would rather let the managers contract run down to a few months and risk him having his head turned (Wolves, Watford and Everton already rumoured) and risk having our season derailed again at the same time.
Stability, or lack thereof, is the club's issue not ours. They (Marinakis et al) chose to appoint Montanier, Warburton, Karanka, Mon and then sack them. So it's hardly surprising that some on here think handing another manager a long(er) contract will end up with yet another manager needing another pay-off.
As others have said, this time last year we were looking decent until they allowed something to go wrong and we destroyed ourselves from within. I want Lamouchi to do well, I just dont trust the club to back him in the medium or long term. That's why my attitude is if it aint broken, don't fix it.
It can break at any moment...
If Sabri signed a new deal it would more than likely put off any potential suitors such as Wolves and Watford plus clubs back home in his native France.