John Terry

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/3628...FftAgo3jvunM7X9AWQ_aem_FjB7a6x9RdeoPzM0McKPDg

Mentions League 1 jobs saying he's no experience and then has a dig about some who have a job now, no doubt on about people that lack experience for the role.

Makes it seem like we might have been one he applied for in the past

 

Unfortunately his one attribute that might put clubs off is that he is a knob.

 

You're being generous there.

 

Seem to remember him being linked to a whole host of jobs when he hung his boots up and whilst being assistant to Dean Smith at Villa, but in his words at the time was keen to remain at the highest level.
Those leagues not below him now then?

 

League One is a fairly high level. If he really wanted to apply himself (and backed himself to actually do a job of work rather than seeing it as a step towards working at the level I suspect he thinks he deserves) I'm sure the likes of Oldham, York or other big-name National League teams would have given him a shot, at the very least.

If not, start lower than that, exceed expectations in the job, and work your way up. It's not like he's in need of a big salary, and he'd walk into the role at any team at NL N/S level. Or do what Conor did, join the coaching staff at a lower level and wait for the opportunity. That's still a hell of a lot more than anybody else with his experience could get.

 

Wat does it say. Cant read the Sun ever.

 

Dear John,

Everyone in football knows your experience as both a player and coach. If they are inviting you to interviews then I assure you that they are already aware of your lack of experience and are happy to overlook it.
If they are inviting you for an interview and then not giving you one then it is purely because of your attitude and personality at the interview

To put it another way, at every interview you've ever been to for a managers job you have shown the interviewer that you are a grade A cnu.t

 

Seem to recall he previously said he went for an interview with a L1 club and turned them down as the owners were telling him how they wanted him to play at the time people were asking if it was us.

 

His teams would probably end up playing with 10 men. No messing about.

 

I’m not too sure what he’s said wrong reading that, as far as a pro goes he’s as good as it gets with a good C.V, a can see why he’d be narked too

 

Sounds like a blessing in disguise to me

 

Yeah but if he got a job with some team, would get get up to his old tricks again.
Didn't he get caught 'playing away'.

 

What a player he was, but not sure he’s going to hit it off as a head coach. He seems to voice his opinion on social media posts, I’ve seen him comment on political posts, posts you’d expect him to comment on. Whether you agree with that or not I can’t see clubs taking on someone who’s so outspoken on social media. Especially when they don’t have any managerial experience.

 

But in the real world jobs aren't given out purely due to qualifications.

 

Entitlement...... And not the character you want leading a team/club. I wouldn't have him in the academy set up either.

 

Good CV? He got banned for racism.

 

Footballing C.V

 

Yeah but being a racist is more than a slight blemish from an employer's perspective, wouldn't you say?

I know if I applied for a job a racist incident would stop any employer from touching me, so why should football management be different?

 

Is that because he can't count to 11?

 

Problem with the "majority" of winners when they turn to coaching and or management is they forget what made them "winners" in the first place.

The true legends of the game don't do that. It kind of explains the failures of certain coaches.

John Terry is up there with those. No doubt when he's no longer relevant he'll become more humble and give something back ala Lampard.