Manchester City had only three regular managers in the last 15 years, with Roberto Mancini, Mauricio Pellegrini and now Pep Guardiola, everyone in themselves.
Before taking over the club in Abu Dhabi based in Abu Dhabi United Group Group Investment and Development Limited (Now City Football Group) in 2008. Manchester Citywith the club fighting for declines and financial problems.
Frank Clark experienced first hand almost 30 years ago. Replacing Brian Clough in the city in 1993, he managed to get Nottingham predictsT was promoted to Premier League For the first time in 1994, before they led them to the third season of 1994/95. The UEFA Cup district took place next season, but until December 1996 Forest returned at the foot of the highest level, and Clark left.
Manchester City Inadequate Movement for Frank Clark
Just 10 days later he took over the function of Manchester City manager, and the club threatened with subsequent declines, after their 18th place in the Premier League in the season.
In the end he managed to help them in the 14th place in the second level, but he left in February 1998, when they fought in the first division.
Millions of pounds of the club’s debt certainly did not help Clark, a key difference between what he was dealing with and wealth Pep Guardiola Now that the winner of the European Cup now recognizes that he made a mistake by switching to Maine Road.
“You can say it again,” says Clark Fourfour Suggesting the difference in almost 30 years at the club.
“In retrospect, it was a mistake to become the head of Manchester City – I should have taken six months off after leaving Forest to gather together.
“But Francis Lee offered me a fantastic contract, even though they were at the bottom of the second level, so it seemed that it was too good an opportunity to reject. It was not a very nice club, and I didn’t do a particularly good job. “
This work at Manchester City turned out to be the last manager, although he later replaced Nigel Douggy from Nottingham Forest as the club president in October 2011.
It lasted less than a year before Omar Al -Hasavi – the cousin of the new owner of Fawaz Al -Hasavi – took over these duties.
