German league is different to prem they are quasi publicly owned unlike the prem owned by rich foreign investors plus the prem is generally more money orientated hence short termism
not talking about that i was talking about the principal of giving a young manager a decent chance and its not all about if they have been superstars in the past .
The problem is, 'time' does not create a good manager otherwise no one would ever be sacked. Club history, financial pressures, expectations, previous achievements, club ownership all need to be taken in to consideration. Sitting back, crossing your fingers and relying on 'time' is laxy, amateurish, and un-proactive in th extremem.
If 'time' is all that is needed, then why pay Rodgers £2m a year when my next door neighbour's son would do it for £40 and a wrap of wizz?