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NigsyHoops said:
I reckon that Marti only signed a 1-year contract. That's why I think everyone is after him and probably no release clause.
IF I am correct Marti can see how things go until Xmas and when premier clubs and teams in our division start sacking managers he can pick or choose. But hopefully he will sign a new contract with us.
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Hard to imagine him leaving home and coming to England for a 1-year deal to be honest. All that said we need to agree a new contract with him whatever the previous deal was. Definitely feels he will be key to our revival, along with Nourry who seems to be shaking things up in the youth ranks.
 
SW Ranger said:
Hard to imagine him leaving home and coming to England for a 1-year deal to be honest. All that said we need to agree a new contract with him whatever the previous deal was. Definitely feels he will be key to our revival, along with Nourry who seems to be shaking things up in the youth ranks.
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He stays at a club on average 1.1 seasons and has moved 3 times in Scandinavia in the last 4 years before joining us. If he gets an offer he fancies he’s off I should imagine.

There is no loyalty in the vast majority of football, especially at managerial level, and why should there be, managers get sacked all the time.
 
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sb_73 said:
He stays at a club on average 1.1 seasons and has moved 3 times in Scandinavia in the last 4 years before joining us. If he gets an offer he fancies he’s off I should imagine.

There is no loyalty in the vast majority of football, especially at managerial level, and why should there be, managers get sacked all the time.
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True Sb. Loyalty and integrity are an oft talked about concept but never really practiced - especially in football (except for fans of course :emoticon-0181-fubar ).
 
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Loyalty seems to be linked with reimbursement.

I have a belief that our new CEO with his data driven philosophy probably gets that. And so assume that is being addressed. Fingers crossed.

Marti is also obviously intelligent. So I suspect he feels he hasn't achieved anything yet. I hope we should worry a lot more next year
 
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sb_73 said:
He stays at a club on average 1.1 seasons and has moved 3 times in Scandinavia in the last 4 years before joining us. If he gets an offer he fancies he’s off I should imagine.

There is no loyalty in the vast majority of football, especially at managerial level, and why should there be, managers get sacked all the time.
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No general need for loyalty no. But Marti did stay at Sandefjord in Norway a bit longer. He came mid-season with Sandefjord already in big trouble in the top Division, improved them but they were still narrowly relegated. Got them promoted back the next season, then stayed into a 3rd season back in the top Division when as I recall they were mid-table and higher than they'd ever been. A repeat of that with us, already without the relegation, wouldn't be too shabby.
 
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sb_73 said:
He stays at a club on average 1.1 seasons and has moved 3 times in Scandinavia in the last 4 years before joining us. If he gets an offer he fancies he’s off I should imagine.

There is no loyalty in the vast majority of football, especially at managerial level, and why should there be, managers get sacked all the time.
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…plus the majority of managerial jobs ultimately end in failure and dismissal so understandable they’d go when their capital is highest, ie when they’re on the upward curve.
 
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Uber_Hoop said:
…plus the majority of managerial jobs ultimately end in failure and dismissal so understandable they’d go when their capital is highest, ie when they’re on the upward curve.
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I'd guess he's come over here to ultimately manage in the Premier league. He'll go wherever he's got the most chance of that happening successfully. I'd be surprised if that's now, but he'll go somewhere better next season.
 
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1982_Ranger said:
I'd guess he's come over here to ultimately manage in the Premier league. He'll go wherever he's got the most chance of that happening successfully. I'd be surprised if that's now, but he'll go somewhere better next season.
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Hopefully it will be with us & soon
 
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