To be fair, Houllier did not really do a good job at pool, but
when he was at Lyons, they ran away with the title.
Another example, like the Aston Villa Manager, Martin O'Neil, he
did not do great in EPL, but he went to Celtic, get a good winning
history and then ascended to god-like status in EPL.
Traditionally, teams such as Lyon, Valencia, Celtic do well
irregardless of fluctuations. They can sell their best players, but
still, they manage to get good league standings.
I was just wondering whether when you inherit a good team,win the
league, are you counted as a good manager or the team just
good??
