Ange Postecoglou

And I think...

I rate that highly because he's handled adversity and he's still going today and he's still trying to win things.

I rate managers who win things, mate.

I think ultimately that's what we all do.

Eddie won something last year.

Oliver won something last year.

Obviously, Arnie winning the league.

Enzo, he won something.

I think...

People are too dismissive of winning things these days, actual trophies.

It's still what it's about.

You know, as much as you want clubs to be competitive and financially healthy, you don't have bus parades for healthy bank balances, you know.

You only have them for winning trophies.

So any time a manager wins a trophy, I'm...

He's done something.

Look, my view is that that's the hardest job in football.

World football, as far as I'm concerned, because the scrutiny that the club has and the spotlight it's under constantly takes – it's going to take – and beholden to the history it has –

It's going to take a unique individual to be able to overcome all those things or a real discipline to say that we're going to go on this path for a certain number of years.

What we do know is it's unlikely there's going to be a quick fix.

Now, maybe if they make Champions League and they sign a couple of more big players, but you've done that before.