So if we are going to appoint a technical director, why not appoint a head coach

rather than a manager, for example Ian Culverhouse. Highly rated coach, we have first hand experience of how he improved some old cloggers from league one.

The director of football/technical director then comes in and takes over all the other behind the scenes stuff... Curbishley or someone with a big contact book.

DoF never works because teams appoint managers under the DoF not coaches.

Posted By: Maillot Jaune on May 20th 2014 at 10:00:49

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So if we are going to appoint a technical director, why not appoint a head coach (NCFC) - Maillot Jaune, May 20, 10:00:49
- All seems a bit bizarre (NCFC) - inutero, May 20, 10:20:32
  - but under a DoF you have continuity of philosophy you can choose managers to fit that (NCFC) - Maillot Jaune, May 20, 10:33:53
- it doesn't never work (NCFC) - jAC, May 20, 10:06:38
  - that was kind of my badly worded point... it can work if implemented properly (NCFC) - Maillot Jaune, May 20, 10:20:12
  - It doesn't always doesn't ever work either. Newcastle etc. (n/m) (NCFC) - Pit, May 20, 10:12:16
    - It sometimes doesn't not always fail to occasionally not fail though. (n/m) (NCFC) - Arizona Bay, May 20, 12:01:49
  - isn't it a bit like zonal marking? (NCFC) - mr carra, May 20, 10:12:15
    - Exactly this. (NCFC) - Tricky Hawes, May 20, 10:19:08
  - and at least half the top 6 of the championship (NCFC) - jAC, May 20, 10:11:11

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