BRENDAN RODGERS reckons introducing a transfer window for managers would bring greater stability to clubs.
Players can, of course, move during designated weeks in summer and winter, but there are no such restrictions on team bosses.
“Players have it and I think it brings some organisation to the chaos and it could be done for managers.
“I wouldn’t be surprised if, in the future, that’s the case.
“If we don’t have that, you lose the qualities of people.”
Rodgers insisted the backing he has from the Parkhead board has enabled him to go about his business on the coaching pitch without having to be concerned about other matters.
“There’s a strategy in place here for how they want to work which was one of the big attractions for me coming in. So, that then allows me to get on with my work and improve the football club.”
Despite that, he remains realistic that nothing lasts forever in football.
He added: “I think from a manager’s perspective I am resigned to the fact that my plan to manage for 1,000 games or until I’m 60, I might have three or four jobs in that period.
“So, it’s becoming extremely difficult.”
