- He could be fairly objective and realistic about his current abilities as a coach and manager, and whether or not he would be able to take over. As mentioned before, he was a complete failure in his last managerial stint before he came back to us as Jurgen's assistant. More than anyone, he knows what it takes to motivate the players, lead them, and prepare all other aspects on a day to day basis. More so, he'd be replacing one of the greatest and most influential people in the club's history, thats a huge task, and brings endless amounts of pressure.