I guess that the majority of football managers that 'fall away'

get sacked before they get a chance to turn it around. Therefore, there's probably shed load of managers with the 'started well, ended badly' story.

I'm ridiculing my own comment here but just airing my thoughts.

Posted By: talbotsunbeamer on April 27th 2013 at 22:35:37

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Hughton's record with Newcastle and Norwich - there's a pattern (NCFC) - talbotsunbeamer, Apr 27, 22:17:17
- you seem to have forgotten the bit where he got them promoted to the prem (n/m) (NCFC) - Pixelman, Apr 27, 22:25:55
  - Did a good job, but probably had the best side the Championship has ever seen (n/m) (NCFC) - phrankin, Apr 27, 22:27:03
    - Exactly this ^^^ (NCFC) - talbotsunbeamer, Apr 27, 22:31:48
    - Regular Starting 11 (NCFC) - phrankin, Apr 27, 22:30:40
      - Should be winning lower leagues with that team tbf (n/m) (NCFC) - Common Sense Police, Apr 27, 22:31:56
        
        Alan Smith the only one not still in the premiership? (NCFC) - phrankin, Apr 27, 22:35:20
        
        Seems you're correct. (NCFC) - Common Sense Police, Apr 27, 22:38:59
- McNally is watching the same shite as we are (NCFC) - Old Splat, Apr 27, 22:21:14
- Pardew has been much the same at Toon (NCFC) - Common Sense Police, Apr 27, 22:21:06
  - Also hughton at Newcastle had a promotion in between (n/m) (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Apr 27, 22:26:38
    - I know (NCFC) - Common Sense Police, Apr 27, 22:31:03
      - I guess that the majority of football managers that 'fall away' (NCFC) - talbotsunbeamer, Apr 27, 22:35:37
        
        Good theory tbf (n/m) (NCFC) - Common Sense Police, Apr 27, 22:41:25

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