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McClarens Dilema 13:07 - Aug 21 with 6437 viewsdaveB

Interesting article here

https://www.westlondonsport.com/qpr/football-qpr-mcclaren-holloway-dilemma#.W3v9
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McClarens Dilema on 16:23 - Aug 21 with 1347 viewsrobith

McClarens Dilema on 16:19 - Aug 21 by daveB

Is it OK to say he failed in 4 of his 7 jobs as manager


I would sum up his career as "a mixed bag"
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McClarens Dilema on 16:27 - Aug 21 with 1332 viewsWestbourneR

McClarens Dilema on 16:19 - Aug 21 by daveB

Is it OK to say he failed in 4 of his 7 jobs as manager


Hold my hands up I've got a bee in my bonnet about McLaren.

For me he's the wrong man at the wrong time at the wrong club.

He hasn't failed everywhere.

But he's failed more than he's succeeded with a whole load of mediocrity in between.

Poll: Should JFH get the sack?

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McClarens Dilema on 16:37 - Aug 21 with 1305 viewsSpaghetti_Hoops

McClarens Dilema on 15:56 - Aug 21 by WestbourneR

He did fail at Boro. Considering the money they spent, a huge amount by the standards of the time, he consistently failed to build a team. Scatter gun signings, no clear shape or plan.

He got to the UEFA Cup final by flukely pulling it out of the fire three rounds in a row by throwing on 4 forwards (including Massimo Maccarone who he bought for £8 million) and bundling goals in extra time. Dismantled utterly in the final.

If you want to know if he was any good - ask a Boro fan.

He had lots of money and a great squad at Derby and failed to get promotion twice. Teams went on bad losing runs he couldn't turn around

Utter embarrassing shambles at Newcastle.

Dumped very quickly by Wolfsburg.

England failed to qualify for WC under him.

Even Twente got rid second time round.

How much more failure do you need?


He won the League Cup, got to the final of the UEFA Cup, several other good cup runs, good positions in the Premier League, close misses with Derby, won the Dutch League with an unfashionable club. 44.8% win percentage much of it in the top divisions. If that is failure then 90+% of football managers are failures.

Holloway 36.1% win percentage mostly Championship or lower.

In modern football sacking is virtually inevitable. You cannot say that an experienced manager is a failure because he has been sacked a few times. Just about all of them have.
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McClarens Dilema on 16:41 - Aug 21 with 1293 viewsPinnerPaul

McClarens Dilema on 16:19 - Aug 21 by daveB

Is it OK to say he failed in 4 of his 7 jobs as manager


Same as Ollie?

No I haven't looked it up - please don't anyone , it was an attempt at humour!
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McClarens Dilema on 16:54 - Aug 21 with 1242 views2Thomas2Bowles

McClarens Dilema on 16:41 - Aug 21 by PinnerPaul

Same as Ollie?

No I haven't looked it up - please don't anyone , it was an attempt at humour!


Stop laughing at the back...

When willl this CV nightmare end
Poll: What will the result of the GE be

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McClarens Dilema on 17:07 - Aug 21 with 1205 viewsRangersw12

It's not a dilemma , he either changes or he will be gone within a month
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McClarens Dilema on 17:23 - Aug 21 with 1167 viewssimmo

McClarens Dilema on 17:07 - Aug 21 by Rangersw12

It's not a dilemma , he either changes or he will be gone within a month


*the month

ask Beavis I get nothing Butthead

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