Barry Fry - Management Style

Management Style

Fry's prolific and often erratic dealings in the transfer market led to lifelong Birmingham City supporter Jasper Carrott claiming Fry "was probably trying to sort out the unemployment problem single-handed!"

Fry was often renowned for his attacking brand of football, although his tactics often meant his teams conceded more goals than they scored.

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