Turning down the opportunity to manage a club one used to play for cannot be an easy task. After all, having previous history with a club means the manager has already had the chance to build a connection with fans and understood the club’s culture. But it can also pull those who are unready into a false sense of security and a kind of fairytale which is unlikely to last. This trend has recently seen an upturn with several of Europe’s biggest sides employing perhaps the most enticing name, rather than the best option. Daily Star Sport looks at six club heroes who have proven that great skills and achievements on the field do not necessarily equate to being a great managerial fit. Read...
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