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Tony Pulis column: 'He showed why good managers need time'

Pulis argues that managers who over-achieve, especially with limited budgets, deserve recognition and time to build progress.
He praises Brentford, Bournemouth, and Leeds for improving under managers, despite initial doubts and tough starts.
Pulis notes that promotion and survival efforts show the value of long-term planning beyond a single season.
The piece highlights the instability of managerial positions and the rise of ‘sacking season’ in football.
Pulis commends clubs like Lincoln and Cardiff for strong seasons after promotions.
He reflects on mentoring new coaches and the learning curve in early management years.
Pulis emphasizes that understanding the job comes from actually sitting in the managerial seat.
He points to the need for patience with promoted teams facing Premier League challenges.
Pulis highlights the importance of consistent improvement over a three-year period.
The column links managers' awards to broader achievements beyond winning the league.

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