S.A.F.C. - the future
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Next Sunderland manager: Sol Campbell interviewed plus reports Kristjaan Speakman in talks to be new technical director
So we've tried the Udinese model with De Fanti, the Dortmund model with Donald/Methven, wonder what we'll try this time?
If reports are true, we have already got the SD sorted, and he needs to be heavily involved in choosing the right manager that he can work with. They should be a team, working together, identifying goals and BOTH working towards achieving them.
What reports and who
If reports are true, we have already got the SD sorted, and he needs to be heavily involved in choosing the right manager that he can work with. They should be a team, working together, identifying goals and BOTH working towards achieving them.
Hopefully, people in other clubs will be talking about adopting the Sunderland model in years to come mate.
I took what he said as being one more on top of Speakman. So Speakman would fill one position, perhaps Technical Director or academy director, and then a DoF beside him to come in.
Never heard of him but I hope this puts an end to cowleys as they don’t want to work with this system
The only negative I'm seeing (and I admit this is just based on a few comments on twitter from Birmingham fans) is people saying he was really good as academy manager but much less impressive when given a wider role. Given that's what he'll be doing here it's a slight concern. Hope (and I'm not saying I think it is, since I obviously don't know) it's not a case that he was promoted beyond his competence and is now coming here to do the same.
Certainly there's also plenty of positive sounding stuff though. And just getting a decent structure in place will be a major plus. With KLD seemingly not being the type to just come in and fling money at it I think we'll need to accept a bit of a slower, or certainly a less flashy, turn around then we'd hoped. That'll be a bit hard, given how sick everyone is at the minute, but I'm hopeful that ultimately it'll end up with us being a professional side with a clear ethos (likely a more data driven approach than before) and if we do start getting through the leagues, hopefully the structure in place will help us actually stay in the top flight (without losing **** loads and constantly battling relegation ) when we get there
Certainly there's also plenty of positive sounding stuff though. And just getting a decent structure in place will be a major plus. With KLD seemingly not being the type to just come in and fling money at it I think we'll need to accept a bit of a slower, or certainly a less flashy, turn around then we'd hoped. That'll be a bit hard, given how sick everyone is at the minute, but I'm hopeful that ultimately it'll end up with us being a professional side with a clear ethos (likely a more data driven approach than before) and if we do start getting through the leagues, hopefully the structure in place will help us actually stay in the top flight (without losing **** loads and constantly battling relegation ) when we get there
It sounds as though there’s a dof coming in so that’ll be a major help to have alongside him
I'm happy with a slow proper build, from the ground up, with a clear vision.... as long as we can see it implemented on the pitch and steady improvement etc. It's the best way to do it long term.
I said it before it’ll be a name not mentioned, no one had mentioned speakman and it looks like it’s his to turn down