Zola fans, who seek to excuse their man for any responsibility for our accelerated demise from a top 10 Premiership club to a N Power super power, may struggle to explain why a man sacked by West Brom is deemed a more appropriate appointment than their darling. After all, Zola is meant to be a fantastic coach if you listen to his supporters and he has so many friends inside Chelsea.
Could it be that the guy is crap in a managerial capacity after all? That might perhaps explain why nobody has appointed him since he departed Upton Park more than 12 months ago now.
Zola needs to build up a career for himself in the lower tiers of the football league instead of waiting around for another 'big job' that will never come. I think you're a bit harsh in your estimations of Zola's future career HF. There's evidence to suggest that there's a talented coach in there somewhere who can bring real success to a team, but only if he gains momentum at a smaller club first. You are correct when pointing out the flaws in Zola's current managerial abilities, and if he wants to succeed he must iron these out on a stage that won't attract so much attention.
ReplyDeleteI do hope he succeeds. I don't blame him for West Ham's downfall at all and he's no doubt a legend of the game. If the recent charity matches were anything to go by maybe he should give his playing career another go...
Lol...and this from a guy that supported Grant! (and still would have been had he not been sacked)
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