Especially if that vest comes complete with a club logo. New boys Bournemouth, Fulham and Nottingham Forest are all coming up with managers whose style is very much smart casual, though Scott Parker will surely have banished his much-maligned coat from two seasons ago to the back of his wardrobe.Įrik ten Hag is also of the smart casual persuasion, leaving Antonio Conte and Tottenham and Brendan Rodgers at Leicester to keep the flag flying for suit-wearing managers (and even Conte doesn't wear a suit for every game).Īs for Pep, who has gone from wearing a suit through smart casual to club shop wear, the next stage is surely sweat pants, vest and sliders.
On Sunday, 12 top clubs from England, Italy, and Spain, including Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Manchester United, announced plans to participate in the new, closed league. For a set piece that, according to Opta, leads to a goal only 3.2 of the time, they don’t half get excited about them. Soledad O’Brien Isn’t Holding Back Anymore.
Granted, the majority of those were Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United, but we also had the likes of Kenny Dalglish, Arsene Wenger, Jose Mourinho and Carlo Ancelotti among the suit-wearing bosses. JPMorgan faced the ire of soccer fans on Tuesday after it was revealed that the bank was backing the European Super League to the tune of about 4 billion. F ootball fans have a curious relationship with corners. Lakers boss Rob Pelinka is smiling a lot these days for good reason. Prior to the 2017/18 season, the Premier League title had always been won by a team whose manager wore a suit on the sidelines.
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