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Message: [QUOTE="Porthoz, post: 2344222, member: 2221"] That is a very good and valid point you make, but of the greats you are talking about, most were brilliant and talented individuals, often without 2 brain cells properly connected (Fittler, Maradona for example). Lockyer brilliance is his leadership, ability to steer a team around the park and make the team look fantastic. Lockyer is in the Guardiola or Rijkaard ball park, excellent players that exceeded in making their collective shine, and what a coincidence, are very good young coaches. One thing I don’t understand is this idea that Lockyer first has to serve an apprenticeship as an assistant coach. What do people expect him to learn then, that he hasn’t already? Under the guidance/mentoring of Wayne, I believe he will be a success. [/QUOTE]

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