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Is the obsession with a "project manager" coach just code for accepting mediocrity in big clubs?
As top clubs increasingly appoint 'project manager' coaches focused on long-term development rather than immediate trophies, fans and pundits debate whether this signals a shift toward accepting lower standards. Cast your vote on whether this trend reflects strategic patience or a decline in ambition.
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