Nope.
Its :
DoF
Duncan
Franny
Unsy
Jimmy Martin
Doris the tea lady
The players
The Mosh
Silva
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Nope.
Its :
DoF
Duncan
Franny
Unsy
Jimmy Martin
Doris the tea lady
The players
The Mosh
Silva
Toast
Player Valuation: £80m
Brands Hatchet Job
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
i think brands is more like a CEO / DoF ... as its him with the most experience here of how to correctly run a football club.
aslong as he does actually know what he's doing and isn't another wlash type (I'm certain he isn't) then I haven't got a problem with this at all.
Moshiri needed to hire a strong character with good all round footballing knowledge and it seems he has recruited well for a change
would like to see brands on the board too.
aslong as he does actually know what he's doing and isn't another wlash type (I'm certain he isn't) then I haven't got a problem with this at all.
Moshiri needed to hire a strong character with good all round footballing knowledge and it seems he has recruited well for a change
would like to see brands on the board too.
Blue83
Player Valuation: £25m
I don't see why we'd want rid when he's proven capable as a good backup option and super sub, for the money we'd get for him it's not worth selling for what he brings for us
Unless a club is offering stupid money north of £20mil then we may as well keep him for squad depth without selling him to replace him with someone who may or may not gel with the team and tactics
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
You know it makes sense.
One leader: the manager. The rest are his staff. End of story.
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oh wow
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Quite possibly. Baxendale looks like a sinecure. It looks PR-driven. She certainly has no experience of the club in that respect. Her role looks ill-defined and I doubt she has the capability to dominate the world of football as it pertains to EFC.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
You'd 'kin love that wouldn't you?
Toffeelover
Player Valuation: £80m
Dave, how many clubs have Directors of Football? Do they in those clubs never speak to the media?
Toffeelover
Player Valuation: £80m
That comment Dave is sexist. She is no mug and very intelligent.
Pittsburgh Footy
Player Valuation: £35m
Agree to disagree. The GM/DoF structure could work. It might be a relatively new idea for european football, but it has worked elsewhere in other sports.
In my opinion, and especially in a game where tactics are becoming increasingly important, having the manager too involved in the recruitment of players, and selling of players, takes away from his ability to do his day job, which is to win football matches.
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
DOF sits above the manager. Silva reports into Brands.
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
all club business defo goes thro Brands.
What do people want? Billy K advising Moshiri, or Brands? It is clear to me that Moshiri has changed the club structurally, bringing in people of quality at key posts, replacing some dross and working around Kenwright, whilst leaving him a title and a "role".
It follows that the DoF sits on the board and advises football stuff, that is his department and he has budgetary control and oversight of it. His underlings do not perform, he is responsible to take action. Classical business set up.
The manager has to organise pre-season, no doubt his predecessor (I can't type his name anymore) has left trips to various pie factories and running around his breakfast plate as the pre-season strategy and team preparation. So the new manager has 4 weeks to put in place his plans - that is quite a tight time frame.
No doubt the two of them will be working on ins and outs, selecting from a squad that so under-performed, having to work out who they think is worth salvaging and who needs to be jettisoned. We have the advantage here, we have had to turn up and watch those muppets so we know their worst - the question really is, if they produce their best, are they good enough and can the new man get the best out of them.
A tricky few weeks and probably under the highest microscopic examination they have ever had to endure. Good luck chaps.
It follows that the DoF sits on the board and advises football stuff, that is his department and he has budgetary control and oversight of it. His underlings do not perform, he is responsible to take action. Classical business set up.
The manager has to organise pre-season, no doubt his predecessor (I can't type his name anymore) has left trips to various pie factories and running around his breakfast plate as the pre-season strategy and team preparation. So the new manager has 4 weeks to put in place his plans - that is quite a tight time frame.
No doubt the two of them will be working on ins and outs, selecting from a squad that so under-performed, having to work out who they think is worth salvaging and who needs to be jettisoned. We have the advantage here, we have had to turn up and watch those muppets so we know their worst - the question really is, if they produce their best, are they good enough and can the new man get the best out of them.
A tricky few weeks and probably under the highest microscopic examination they have ever had to endure. Good luck chaps.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
It's not. It's based on her experience in the football industry..which as far as I can ascertain is limited to internal Everton business - primarily the EitC link.
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