Agent Dave is on the case
Yeah maybe fabregas has ejaculating problems and de gea is just trying to get him to come, we dont really know.Not sure how to interpret that...
Agent Dave is on the case
Yeah maybe fabregas has ejaculating problems and de gea is just trying to get him to come, we dont really know.
Agent Dave is on the case
Not sure how to interpret that...
I like how Red Cafe's twitter account reworded the quote to make it sound less homo.
It most likely is.@Malachians can't even spell "weaker" properly, and Andy Green is a notorious drama queen. all sounds like bullshit to me.
You may not know him but he is followed by Ogden, Taylor and a few others.
It wouldn't surprise me if true. LvG has worked with a DoF at Ajax, Barca and Bayern so he is not alien to it.
I remember reading that Gary Neville used to negotiate his own contracts with the club and also help the younger players in their contract issues. Wouldn't he be a good candidate for a DoF kind of role?
United are looking for a regional and European recruitment officer focusing around the knowledge of academy players. The position is to organise and co-ordinate a scouting network for the recruitment of Academy students not living within the catchment region of the Academy both at home and abroad so perhaps it has something to do with this since he has worked as a scout and coach as well as director of football.
They sent out an email about it yesterday through the League Managers AssociationHow do you know United are looking for that? It's pretty interesting.
United are looking for a regional and European recruitment officer focusing around the knowledge of academy players. The position is to organise and co-ordinate a scouting network for the recruitment of Academy students not living within the catchment region of the Academy both at home and abroad so perhaps it has something to do with this since he has worked as a scout and coach as well as director of football.
United are looking for a regional and European recruitment officer focusing around the knowledge of academy players. The position is to organise and co-ordinate a scouting network for the recruitment of Academy students not living within the catchment region of the Academy both at home and abroad so perhaps it has something to do with this since he has worked as a scout and coach as well as director of football.
They sent out an email about it yesterday through the League Managers Association
United are looking for a regional and European recruitment officer focusing around the knowledge of academy players. The position is to organise and co-ordinate a scouting network for the recruitment of Academy students not living within the catchment region of the Academy both at home and abroad so perhaps it has something to do with this since he has worked as a scout and coach as well as director of football.
Here you go hahaAh fantastic, I'm in need of a new job, Where can I apply?
Im not saying United talking to him is related it was just a thought. He had a great rep up until the Downing and Carroll dealsHe has a horrible rep in the game though right?
Which is why Chelsea have finally secured that striker they've needed for about 3 years.Our lack of activity in the transfer market is seriously frustrating. I don't care it's early days, people said that last year as well and we ended up with feck all signings. Chelsea are a classless club but credit where credit is due, they sort out their transfer business swift and smooth, something we lack severely in recent years.
I remember reading that Gary Neville used to negotiate his own contracts with the club and also help the younger players in their contract issues. Wouldn't he be a good candidate for a DoF kind of role?
As compared to someone with a wealth of experience of doing just that (and by that, I refer not to Comolli particularly, but to a suitable candidate in general)? To be perfectly honest, I'd prefer someone who definitely won't be biased towards English players, someone with vast knowledge of other European leagues and the game around the world. In other words: progressive.
Im sure football manager countsThis bit fecks me up.
With significant experience working in a professional football environment with players up to 23 years of age and in the general environment of high performance sport, the successful candidate will hold a UEFA ‘A’ License, have an excellent working knowledge of Microsoft Office and a thorough understanding of talent identification of elite athletes.