It might be paying off for Sven Goran Eriksson at Man City this season, but more often it goes wrong. Sadly, most clubs who aren't Manchester United or Arsenal prefer the revolution approach, sacking managers every few seasons, who then implement completely new training and tactics, buy a shedload of new players, and try to make it all work. It's a cliché, but you'd think it would be a sensible strategy in the world of football.īuild a talented squad of players, add a few new signings every season to bolster them, evolve a training regime that suits the squad and its style of play, and gradually hone your tactics until the trophies are raining in.
