AVB to Chelsea,
Terry Neil to Arsenal
George Graham to Tottenham
Benitez to Milan
Hughes to Man City
Redknapp to Southampton
Woflerbeck or whatever his bloody name is t Wolverhampton this season
Terry Brown was his name who took over from Mcarthy at Wolves
The list is endless, and unfortunately all of them at one stage, like Drury were deemed to be the best candidate and therein lies the problem. there are no guarantees
The problem Boston have and well recorded problems as well is where we are. Attracting players is always going to be problematic regardless of who is in charge. Unless they really want to play flor a big, well supported club, and some players will, to even match thier current wages isn't going to be enough. If say we want a player from a midlands club who is on £200, and we match it, by the time that player comes to training twice and a home game not only would it add 6,7,8 hours a week to his driving it would also take £50,60 a week out of his wages and if he is already being taxed a little bit on those wages before you know it he could be £60-£80 down.Is it little wonder than many players then turn Boston down, certainly enough turned Drury down
Its also going to be one of the biggest problems facing Greene, should he do enough to be given the job on a full time basis. Am not sure where the guy lives, I am told somewhere down towards the Bedfordshire borders, but he has only managed at southern based clubs, and it's logical to assume thats where most of the players he may wish to bring into the club and one further assumes he would want to bring in quite a few players he knows, every manager does, live and the same financial restrictions would equally apply
Its areal toughie, there aren't many clubs local to us, certainly at our level where any manager could go fishing for players at and geography coupled with restrictive finances is always going to be a problem
Who is the perfect manager, who knows. What is clear is that the budget that Scott and Hurst worked to is not the budget new managers will be given and until such time that either finances allow, or we do stumble or appoint a managerial messiah it is becoming obvious that the teams achievement might not get anywhere near our expectations
