on Steven Jared we just saw him arrive there at Villa Park.
It's his first job in English football. He's had some time
now and he spent some money as I said at the top of
the show how are you assessing the challenges he's facing and
how well he's dealing with them.
Okay just okay and I think we all expected a little bit more
than okay 14th last season. Okay?
And we have to understand that he's going to be learning on
the job. He just is, I mean Rangers did a great job there,
north of the Border in England, of course, Caught up in
Scotland,
but it's a whole different level
now he's, of course, he ticks
so many boxes of what somebody might want from a manager.
Obviously, the playing career is exemplary.
The experience that he's had in the game just the way he
carries himself. I think he's very smart. Very, very good in
press conferences, but there's two
boxes that he hasn't kicked yet, and we don't know yet,
it's man management at this level with these kind of star
players, earning this sort of money and tactical side of
things.
And, you know, you'd think by now
That we'd see a real settle team which we
haven't was still seeing
quite a few changes
to that. We still got to see him get the best out of his
players. He's got a good squad of players, he spent money, you
know, and we still,
I don't know. I don't know whether there's some of
the parts. It's not, you know, there's not a lot of synergy
right now with this group and that does come down to
the manager. But again, for me,
there's so many boxes are ticked patients. Let's see what
he does and it is a young manager but like,
it's a big club with ambition and you expect maybe a
Suspected robber little bit more. I'll be learning on
the job here growing on the job for us, a club of the size of Aston
Villa, and the money spent. It's interesting that they've
chosen a manager, without the experience. You have to
literally learn day by day, young manager, will great
potential. Robbie's talked about the playing career. What
he's
done it Rangers,
we've got a 30 game body of work in the Premier League
lower back. He's lost more games than these ones. So far,
Steven Gerrard is got a good group of players. What he
hasn't got. The moment is a good team and
Questions of how he makes that team and Robbie hits on some
point, the man management that the know-how that they're
dealing with players, the keeping players on side,
whether the in and out, the team
is a couple of instances this season. Tara Ming's took
the Caps, he often dropped him, brought him back in the side.
You know, there's the situation with Catina wasn't was in
the team then out and these are the kind of things that Stephen
George. Got to kind
of learn as Robbie says
on the job. It's really interesting because he faces
a man today. David Moyes on the other side who, you know,
the fresh-faced Steve And Gerald could do with a wrinkle or two
lot like of David Moyes, because the wrinkles all,
you know, how you experience, your problem, solving your
understanding of situations, and I just think that Stevie
needs to do to learn those things, is going to learn on
the job. But I think we all believe there's
a good coach in there. Just waiting to come out. Will you
mentioned David Moyes? He is at the other end of the spectrum.
He has learnt, he is experience. He has that know
how what he is now trying to do and he's made it perfectly
plain this week, is he trying to take West Ham United to the
Level. They tried to get Darwin, Nunez in January,
rafinha, Calvin Phillips. Lost all of them to bigger clubs. He
has though agree to fee for Lucas Paquita. The Brazilian
International is coming in from
Lyon for a club record fee of more than 60 million dollars.
So is that the kind of signing that? You think can take West
Ham to the next level? Yes, yes. And that's what's going to
take. You know. They've done such a brilliant job and David
Moyes done such a great job at this,
Cub to get them to this point seventh in the Premier League
in this stadium with his supporters. There it's a big
big football club. And I love the ambition that he's kind of
these outlined and the club's ambition to try and take them
into that. That's top six Group which is incredibly hard to get
into
a manager that I got to say was the perfect guy at the perfect
cup of the right time. There's still always a doubt in me and
I feel bad about it. I still feel like West damn
fantasize about something more fancy or more sex in terms of
a manager. But we've been here before with Manuel Pellegrini,
the football that he played didn't work out. Always comes
back in and does a brilliant.
Brilliant job. He's earned. The respect is earned the time to
take them or to try and take him into the top six. I just,
I just don't know. Sometimes, I think maybe they want
an experience where it got a little old Everton and is there
a
platter with what he can do at a club? I think that's what we
tend to do with David Moore. Yeah, and I don't like it was
back here, six and seven finishes in the last two
seasons, new respect about this football club. They, you know
what?
You're going to get now, he deserves the opportunity and is
bright enough, he's smart enough to To surround himself
with good coaches, he's bright enough to take on all the new
things that are coming into the game. He might not have some of
the
new fashionable speaker that we hear from some of the young
coaches, but David Moyes. Every wrinkle on that face is a day
that he's been in the trenches. He's been working with it with
it with these teams
and I just like the way that this guy said in his press
conference, I don't lose three games on the spin. That's not
what David Moyes does. And I guarantee this West. I'm team
will be up for it.
He has so far. Season
3 defeats and no goals.