[jjamez]

In all fairness Danny Schofield was an average footballer with an average career, but was seen as a highly rated coach... It didn't work.

Pep guardiola was a top player and is a top manager, but can achieve what he has at a smaller club ala Huddersfield or does he rely on a silver spoon and media frenzy.

I agree that a top player doesn't make a top manager but I don't agree with town needing a person who is suddenly doing unexpectedly well nor should it have to be someone like ainsworth who is/has doing well at Wycombe but has probably achieved all he will there.

I feel some managers just suit a club, so ainsworth at Wycombe and I think Warne will find it now he's left Rotherham.

I think town need to find someone who suits us, Schofield didn't, because he wasn't ready. I don't think Carlos did because of how he came across and the fact he needed to be reminded to acknowledge fans etc, Cowley's didn't because away from the media spot light I'm told they aren't always very nice people to deal with etc, so it goes against that family feel we try to portray.

So yeah we need someone who fits Huddersfield town, it's overwhelming mantra that it's fans go with, bromby can come up with any jargon and whatnot but it was here long before him and will be long after. It got defined as terrier spirit, underdog spirit, no limits amongst other things. Wagner fit that and would again, he failed at other clubs, but maybe we are his club, where everything is pure synergy. Jacko way back fit it too, they are probably the only two of recent that did.

We need to find that manager that suits us and we suit them, no square peg round holes situation. It's got to be hand in glove.