
Originally Posted by
Mac76
no it's clearly not a fact and as someone who likes to pretend to make reasonable evidence-based arguments (even though most of them aren't, and in fact often are contradictory) it's utterly pathetic of you to say any different
It is in fact a made-up attitude you're projecting onto me because it seems to make you happy, though I really don't know why
That 'phenomenon' is the fact that, with a certain Arsene Wenger (former manager of Arsenal - look him up) being an early example, when coaches came in from abroad they demonstrated a far more sophisticated knowledge and attitude on everything from fitness to diet to tactics etc, whcih is why they have become more and more prevalent in the English game.
As to why English managers have simply failed to show themselves capable of taking on exactly the same widely-available knowledge and techniques and applying them successfully at a high level, if it isn't some kind of cultural resistance or backwardness, is it not then that they're not intelligent enough?
And if they're not intelligent enough is it because of some kind of anti-intellectualism in English football?
The kind of 'I like burgers and a pint with the lads' mentailiy a neanderthal like Sean Dyche is always talking about?
or something else?
Again we await your alternative theory