More like they want to be Brighton.I can't help but feel Chelsea are being ridiculous trying to replace the previous guy already. He didn't just suddenly become shit at his job, and was more experienced and successful in the role at Brighton than Jewell currently is.
Just sums them up.
Midtable ?More like they want to be Brighton.
I don’t understand this “access to secrets” notion. At worst it’s a young player or two that Newcastle have identified, hardly something that the manager should even comment on.
Top 6 contender.Midtable ?
I'd like to invest everything I own into the making of this film please, with one caveat - LVG has to be involved. I don't care how, just get him in.I’m fairly sure the article is hinting more at his work ethos, methodology and attention to detail, rather than the value of his laptop.
Otherwise a good old fashioned heist would do the job.
A potential Guy Ritchie flick produced by Netflix, where John Murtough (played by Cary Elwes) gets a rag tag bunch of Manchester United misfits to steal Dan Ashworths laptop in order to save all their jobs. A team made up of a broody Frenchman (Martial), an old school no nonsense Scotsman (McTominay), an over the hill Englishman (Maguire), a working class, hip gangsta wannabe (Sancho), and a hapless tag along Dutchman (Donny Van der Beek), all accompanied by a wise cracking hottie, rolling her eyes at their incompetent attempts at espionage (Rachel Riley). In their desperation to navigate the world of “Big Football” and get inside the mind of the football executive, they seek out the guidance of a former “top operator” now on the outside; Ed Woodward (played by Tobey Jones).
And we go again!I'd like to invest everything I own into the making of this film please, with one caveat - LVG has to be involved. I don't care how, just get him in.
I don’t understand this “access to secrets” notion. At worst it’s a young player or two that Newcastle have identified, hardly something that the manager should even comment on.
You're being pedantic. A couple does not always mean two in colloquial language. You can Google it.
What secrets can we possibly steal from Newcastle, a century of finishing 17th?
Also from Google :
From Google.
"So, the bottom line seems to be this: “a couple” is typically interpreted with some precision to mean “two.”
Think of it as an incentive.I like the idea of the saudi's casually bragging to a football director they killed a man.
Yeah if an average fan with WiFi at home knows about young players in Brazil/Argentina then a professional DOF or any scout at PL level certainly does and knows a lot more than we can imagine, with contacts to the said players etc. The usefulness of a DOF lies in creating an environment where good scouting results into actual signings and the impact of those signings is felt on the pitch and financially.I bet every DOF will have the same list of players and their attributes, its not the list its what you do with list and calculate if the player is right for you. This is where the Algorithms come in to play and hiw Star Lizard use it for Brighton. This works for them as we are shopping in a completly different pond to you. We are looking a youngsters to develope then sell on for a big fee.
What are your new owners going to look for, instant Success or a few years of stability, a few trophies and being possible City challengers, signing some unknown kids for the future then becoming seriouse PL contenders.
It does indeed make it clear why Ashworth would want out.The way he was talking I kind of get the impression Howe has the power in the club.
Be interesting to see if he's in the directors box today. I've just put their game on to see.
Dan Ashworth is only DoF by name at Newcastle. The power when it comes to recruitment decisions lies with Eddie Howe and his nephew, who is the club's technical scout and is said to have the final say on who is signed. It's why I believe it's extremely important for a DoF to be in-sync with the manager/head coach or things will get messy.The way he was talking I kind of get the impression Howe has the power in the club.
MANCHESTER UNITED are ready to upset Chelsea with a move for chief analyst Kyle Macaulay.
Dan Ashworth is set to take the reins as sporting director at Old Trafford, bringing in a new support team — and former Brighton scout Macaulay is on his wishlist.
The Scot went to Chelsea when the Blues appointed ex-Seagulls boss Graham Potter and is still at the club but United will come calling for him shortly.
Ashworth, who is being poached from Newcastle, wants an experienced head of recruitment and will also be looking at increasing his staff, with Macaulay a key appointment.
United have also set up a move for Ipswich technical director Sam Williams to join them and find emerging talent, as we first revealed.
Meanwhile, Eddie Howe’s power at Newcastle will be tested as the Toon look to replace Ashworth.
Howe is a big fan of former Bournemouth ally Richard Hughes.
But the Geordies’ Saudi Arabian owners are keen to look around for alternatives and may not want a key appointment who is so close to the manager.
Howe was in a stronger position to have an input a few months ago when the possibility first came to light but recent results have weakened that.
Several names have been discussed and Brighton talent spotter Sam Jewell is fancied in some quarters
Imagine this angry fat twat bashing away at his typewriter churning out that shite.
Clearly has no idea
A £60m transfer for a sporting director. Okay, Samuel.
Or you know, invite him to the local Turkish embassy. fecking plonkers.
Useless writer
Not surprised to see this clown flapping his gums. I see he’s crawled out of City’s arse for 5 minutes to suck up to Newcastle’s regime.
Imagine this angry fat twat bashing away at his typewriter churning out that shite.
He’s incredibly bitter towards all things Utd. Absolute hack.
How has he been paid to write that? What an idiot.
I think having Pope, Guimares, Isak and Botman plus Wilson staying fit did a lot more to their quality. They added Gordon mid season, which was a nice shot in the arm as well.
He hates FFP, he sees it as the historically big clubs here and in Europe trying to suppress the ambitions of plucky underdogs like Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi and Roman Abramovich so they can have it all their own way, and therefore roots for the likes of Newcastle, City and Chelsea to stick it to clubs like United whenever they can. Including by somehow asking for £60m for a director of football whose influence is apparently somewhat limited at Newcastle.How has he been paid to write that? What an idiot.
Isn't he a West Ham fan. That would make anybody bitter.He’s incredibly bitter towards all things Utd. Absolute hack.