Very passionate. Think he would need a club with a decent transfer budget to bring in his own style of players otherwise can see him being too frustrated with the lack of talent at a lower league club.
Because he's passionate doesn't guarantee its going to work, i think he will be extremely frustrated working with below average players and his appointment is a timebomb waiting to blow up, i reckon he'll walk before Xmas.....
Or .....
Swindon will go up with a record amount of points seen in League 2 , and we will all be moaning why we didn't get him , i reckon he would be a nightmare for our board to work with, given our situation.
Was chatting with West Hams fans my tip sunday night next boss was Di Canioi but now he is Swindon Boss.
I would now say the ex croatia boss Bilic next boss at 16-1 or Julien Dicks lol 66-1 odds
Julian Dicks has just jacked it in as manager of Grays as well!
After Sullivan's comments about Di Canio and rookie managers generally, even though Dicks isn't a rookie as such, as he hasn't managed a professional team, I can't see him going to West Ham
Won their first game against swindon submarines 4-0. Sounds an easy game and in pre-season, but i get the feeling that if Di canio gets his 1st few games right then they wont stop winning.
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If he is any good he'll probably go on to manage West Ham one day.
Can't see him being a success tbh - would have him down as more of a Maradona than a Cruyff in terms of mercurial talent turned manager.
Love the guy to bit's but has always struck me as a bit too much of a loose canon/excentric to be a football manager.
Like Ian Holloway and Neil Warnock perhaps ?
Holloway/Warnock = eccentric
Di Canio = mental
On an inexperienced manager who will need time to learn?
Not first time I've been wrong and won't be last. Thanks for reminding me though ;0)