Homenot now, kas, but at some stage he wont be there. they may well be good for 10 years BUT the day he leaves a lot could change v quickly.
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I don't know, I think Roig is really the brains behind that operation. He has run the club magnificently and I would bet on him finding a quality replacement. The more success they have, also, the easier it will be to bring in top managers (and players).
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I think Betis, in theory, could have the infrastructure to be a really top club in Spain but they are run SO poorly. They are in the same boat as Depor IMO.
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Mallorca should also be able to push on, but they seem content with safe mid-table finishes and never really being talked about much. Must be the location that makes them so laid-back 
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Malaga are possibly the most underachieving team, massive catchment population. Should really be doing much much better.
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Jaime wrote:I think Betis, in theory, could have the infrastructure to be a really top club in Spain but they are run SO poorly. They are in the same boat as Depor IMO.
Depor, like us, have the most fickle fans. When they looked almost certain to go down they had attendances of around 10,000 now they're back up to 20-30 odd.
The-Frank-Tavern wrote:thing with Villarreal (really admire what they've done in a town that size, and boy having been there it is small) but as soon as Roig's money goes I fear for them
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