Granada appoint Tony Adams as manager until the end of the season
The Spanish side are currently sat second-bottom of La Liga, with just 20 points from 31 matches and a seven point gap to fourth bottom side Leganes.
Adams, the former Arsenal and England captain, has clearly got his work cut out if they're to avoid relegation. Fair play to him for accepting the challenge though. Always good to see British coaches try their hand overseas, and given his mixed (at best) managerial record to date any job in a major European league has to be considered a good one, right?
But that's enough of the reasoned and sensible debate. Did you see the actual fucking state of the suit he wore to his unveiling?!
If I was a chairman, and the manager I was about to hire showed up looking like that I'd have no hesitation whatsoever in calling the whole thing off. At the end of the day it comes down to decision making, and if he can't be trusted to make sensible selections from his wardrobe then why the fuck would you let him anywhere near a squad of professional footballers?
It's completely unacceptable, Tone.
