Robbo
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Marc
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I've had this conversation a few times, and I've always said a manager should wear a suit.
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Robbo
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same - fergie and hughton came out togteher just now, hughton looked like the kitman 
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IvIarkgraham
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doesnt really bother me
but it looks more professional in a suit
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Ben D
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quote:
Originally posted by Robbo
same - fergie and hughton came out togteher just now, hughton looked like the kitman
Maybe because that's all he is qualified to do? 
I dont understand why this guy gets so much credit, ok he got newcastle promoted, but so he should with that squad! One of their ball boy's could have got that team promoted... Oh Wait..... 
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mwg
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Suit.
Managers that wear tracksuits remind me of Sunday League managers Its even worse when they wear a baseball cap - Tony Pulis!
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Tommy L
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Doesn't bother me either way.
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Nath
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I have no opinion on this matter.
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mwg
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Is it because you wear a tracksuit Mr Pauper
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RichR
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quote:
Originally posted by mwg
Suit.
Managers that wear tracksuits remind me of Sunday League managers Its even worse when they wear a baseball cap - Tony Pulis!
I have to agree Suit looks better but I don't mind Pulis; at least its all corporately branded and he's always suited with the club tie on for the post match interviews
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Hammer
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Tracksuit, suits are for cup finals.
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Tom
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quote:
Originally posted by Nath
I have no opinion on this matter.
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Ojc
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Suit
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C2RL R
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suit. although if i was a manager i would probably go for tracksuit most games.
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AlexSXI
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I can't remember who I heard say it but a manager that normally wears a tracksuit indicates they share the changing room/showers with the players, but a manager in a suit would normally rather have their own area.
I think it was Gareth Southgate who said it about one of his former managers.
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12vStig
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quote:
Originally posted by AlexSXI
I can't remember who I heard say it but a manager that normally wears a tracksuit indicates they share the changing room/showers with the players, but a manager in a suit would normally rather have their own area.
I think it was Gareth Southgate who said it about one of his former managers.
I heard something fairly similar a few years back, saying that a manager that wears a tracksuit sees himself as "one of the lads" and is therefore probably better with the man-management side etc, wheras a manager in a suit is more of a 'thinker' and you'd expect him to be better with the tactical side of things.
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nathy_87
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quote:
Originally posted by mwg
Suit.
Managers that wear tracksuits remind me of Sunday League managers Its even worse when they wear a baseball cap - Tony Pulis!
Got to agree. Probably don't mind as much if it's Training or something, but if there is a match on, then it must be a suit.
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