What absolute twaddle. You know absolutely nothing about how the club is run/managed.I think the set up at DC ...is somewhat of a mess.
The owner needs to get everyone on the staff ...on the same page....and the Manager HAS TO be part of the Recruiting process...leading it preferably....you know THAT is of paramount importance...otherwise the pancake ain't in the pan...and nothing gets fried.
You know that guys...you know what I mean..I feel sorry for anyone that don't .
All these modern half - @rsed new - fangled arrangements of staff are basically full of crap Batman !
Of course I don't.....but I guess you do.What absolute twaddle. You know absolutely nothing about how the club is run/managed.
I think he went and immediately came back, until he goes again.Is it to early or is to late to ask "has he gone yet? " : )
It's not to anything.Is it to early or is to late to ask "has he gone yet? " : )
The website that had the original Hughes story.According to today’s Athletic, Dan Ashworth has informed Newcastle of United’s approach. It’ll be interesting to see how this pans out. Will this possibly herald Hughes departure? Will Francis stay, be promoted (unlikely I should think) or follow Hughes?
When has istabraq ever been right?
2 for the price of 1 chuck in Blake for free.According to The Sunday Times, Newcastle have placed Dan Ashworth on 20 months gardening leave following Jim Ratcliffe’s approach, and are demanding a fee £15m if United want him earlier. Apparently an unprecedented figure for a Director of Football.
I hope Bill has seen this and holds out in the event that Newcastle approach Hughes.
Liverpool, Newcastle, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Paris St Germain all in the bun fight for the man who spent 100m on Dango, Traore, Adams and Faivre I believe…So it will be a ‘bidding’ war for the services of Hughes, between Liverpool and Newcastle United and any other clubs he was supposed to have been joining.
Seems on the 19th February 2024, Richard Hughes is still in his job at Dean Court.
Really? Given the role of manager and, separately, the role of director of football are undeniably full time roles because of the sheer amount of work involved, your (I’m sure well intentioned but naive) suggestion wouldn’t actually work in practice.All a load of bloody nonsense...
A Manager manages ALL Ideally.... the transfers and the training/ picking of teams.
Makes ff√cking sense you buy players that you know you can bloody well work with and that fit your system and ideas !
Too many people involved in a chain of operation will lead to confusion and bad outcomes.
There ya go...take it or leave it..but seems like a basically sound logic to me...and to probably the majority of straight thinking dudes !
That’s a silly suggestion…Newcastle have already got a kit man2 for the price of 1 chuck in Blake for free.
Clough or Redknapp.. examples .. anyone with the character and guile to show a f√cking owner what is achievable.Really? Given the role of manager and, separately, the role of director of football are undeniably full time roles because of the sheer amount of work involved, your (I’m sure well intentioned but naive) suggestion wouldn’t actually work in practice.