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[TheCultOfIanTunnacliffe]

Recently discovered whilst trawling the internet.....


Boss of bosses: Lee Sinnott's managerial influences

(from an interview in The Independent: 10th November 2006)



Graham Taylor

Graham saw me playing for England youth and took me to Watford. No disrespect to Walsall but I doubt I'd have played for 19 years if he hadn't. He was an incredible organiser. I was raw and he taught me so much.



Steve Coppell

People grab your attention in different ways - they can bang the table, or talk with a quiet, firm authority and intelligence. That was Steve when I played for him at Crystal Palace. I connected with that calm presence.



Neil Warnock

Not everyone's cup of tea but I loved my year with him at Huddersfield. Neil's talent is assembling a team and getting them pulling in the same direction. If there's a wall to run through, they do it without asking why.



Paul Jewell

Paul had been in the Bradford job two minutes when he gave me a "doing" for a mistake in training. Constructively, without effing and blinding. We were big mates, but he was right. A special manager.

[Hale Alty]

Schooled at the University of Underachievement.

[Jimmy]

Taylor and warnock have over a dozen promotions between them I'm happy to underachieve

[York Alty]

I would love to see Warnock manage Alty.  Won't happen now though.  He knows what he is doing all the way to the top of the championship.

[wayno]

Taylor and warnock have over a dozen promotions between them I'm happy to underachieve

taylor did some amazing things at watford had some great players then one of whom who was thoroughly teased at the burton game