Talk about putting the cart before the horse! Let’s just give the new headcoach / manager the players and tell him to get on with it!🙄
That is basically the job of a head coach, yes.
Talk about putting the cart before the horse! Let’s just give the new headcoach / manager the players and tell him to get on with it!🙄
What! It certainly worked with the senior players under Foster. I am sure the head coach would prefer an input into the players he is expected to work with rather than have them imposed on him.That is basically the job of a head coach, yes.
Chill.Call him what you like. What’s in a job title? Couldn’t give a toss what they call him as long as he produces the goods
A manager it is then.Chill.
A head coach generally coaches the players he's given. He does have input into who we sign but it's generally based on data.
A manager manages the entire playing side, including which players he brings in, and oversees all the different age groups levels within the club.
So the job title is important
A head coach generally coaches the players he's given. He does have input into who we sign but it's generally based on data.
A manager manages the entire playing side, including which players he brings in, and oversees all the different age groups levels within the club.
So the job title is important
I know you said that with tongue in cheek, Oldy.A manager it is then.
In his press conference after the Hull game, Dewsnip was asked if the new man would be a manager or a coach and Dewsnip confirmed the new man will be a coach.A manager it is then.
Nigel?If players are signed, loans agreed or contracts extended they are not impositions.
Once the new head coach is in place no doubt he will have a significant input -and if players were then signed against his will then yes they would be impositions. Until the appointment is made it is the current management teams responsibility to ensure that key opportunities are followed up and that key signings are secured.
As for the comment that Nigel is a better prospect than Ashley - you must be joking. NL is a decent and gifted player - but in my view will never make it above League One. He simply lacks the energy and determination that AP has - let alone the very significant potential. I would also suggest the Alfie is real work in progress - and played in the right position and formation also has great potential. If we can keep them please act now!
Phillips is still a boy trying to do a man’s job and this was quite apparent when he was up against seasoned pros. He has the potential but not sure he would be good enough to improve our position in the championship next season.If players are signed, loans agreed or contracts extended they are not impositions.
Once the new head coach is in place no doubt he will have a significant input -and if players were then signed against his will then yes they would be impositions. Until the appointment is made it is the current management teams responsibility to ensure that key opportunities are followed up and that key signings are secured.
As for the comment that Nigel is a better prospect than Ashley - you must be joking. NL is a decent and gifted player - but in my view will never make it above League One. He simply lacks the energy and determination that AP has - let alone the very significant potential. I would also suggest the Alfie is real work in progress - and played in the right position and formation also has great potential. If we can keep them please act now!