Stephen Constantine
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Welcome 
Be careful with posting links as a newbie because I have to release them. Thanks.
ps. top link btw
Be careful with posting links as a newbie because I have to release them. Thanks.
ps. top link btw
Mr Constantine really intrigued me before MA was appointed. He needs a chance, could be right time, right place, right now???
That was a good article.
The last answer was eerily relevant I thought ....
"Letâs say you get the job as manager at a British club. What would you aim to do in the first six weeks?
Win all my games!
I think that is a tough question to answer; there is a great deal that goes into the job and such a lot to do. Usually when a manager is replacing another manager itâs because something is not going right according to the Chairman and so you need to address that to start with. I do feel that I am more than capable of dealing with problems, operating on less than a shoe string. If you look at most of my jobs, both at club and national team level, they have all been jobs where I had no money to spend on buying players, and with little or no resources.
So every club is different, but I have always left the club in a better state than when I arrived."
The last answer was eerily relevant I thought ....
"Letâs say you get the job as manager at a British club. What would you aim to do in the first six weeks?
Win all my games!
I think that is a tough question to answer; there is a great deal that goes into the job and such a lot to do. Usually when a manager is replacing another manager itâs because something is not going right according to the Chairman and so you need to address that to start with. I do feel that I am more than capable of dealing with problems, operating on less than a shoe string. If you look at most of my jobs, both at club and national team level, they have all been jobs where I had no money to spend on buying players, and with little or no resources.
So every club is different, but I have always left the club in a better state than when I arrived."
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I went back and checked the publishing date of that article. It is over 2 months old...published on Sunday 4th August 2013. The day after the start of the new season. .
I think it's a nailed on cert for Malcolm the kit man.
Tommy True Blue for assistant
