Just a question, can VP be "head coach" if he hasnt all his badges. Just the wording of it for Uefa, etc.
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Just a question, can VP be "head coach" if he hasnt all his badges. Just the wording of it for Uefa, etc.
They'd hardly be that pedantic!? As long as there is a 'senior' coach/DoF with a pro licence I doubt the actual title matters, even manager would probably be allowed. 1st team coach is ambiguous enough if the powers that be are overly fussy. Not so long ago he could be also be head barman at a club for a few extra quid and never pull a pint...maybe the FAI did improve a few things after all!Quote:
Originally Posted by bennocelt
Yeah Nesta I know, but I have a nice little bet on this and I would like to think the bookies are of the same opinion, but i doubt it!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Nesta99
The first team manager/head coach has to have a pro licence so thats the job Gill will have to be given. Maybe its possible to appoint both of them as mangers though.
Whatever about the job titles allocated, it will be Vinny Perth who will be in charge of the team - it will be his job to manage/coach, with the assistance of others.Quote:
Originally Posted by Asterix
Dont hold back!! Share the wealth ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by bennocelt
It’s looking like Dundalk have met the conditions the FAI wanted in terms of getting the mgt team in place.
Perth will be announced before xmas, with Higgins as assistant mgr, and Gill coming in as coach.
What do Dundalk fans make of that ?Quote:
Originally Posted by oriel
Seems a bit of a limited approach for a club which the sort of ambition that Dundalk has IMO.
For me it's a no brainer(VP's ordination).The current squad seem to be behind his appointment(the fans also).Well worth a good punt imo.No point in unsettling a double winning squad by bringing in a marquee manger who hasn't a clue about the LOI.Quote:
Originally Posted by EatYerGreens
Who would you suggest your good self?
Mark Hughes or Steve Bruce. Definitely not Solskjaer, the players need someone they recognise.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
Is Roddy Collins still out of work ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
Loving the jokes.Stan Staunton has to get an honourable mention also here and Jim Corr was another.Although we would consider his 3 sisters!!
It's a shame Sean Connor is doing so well in the GAA in Donegal otherwise you'd imagine Vinnie would be out of a job. Maybe it's the break he needs.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
What's gills role in the club, apart from calming perth down when he loses his rag?
Before or after your kit manager :) starts?Quote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
I was thinking Jim Corr too, with Maxi as his assistant to keep the fans happy.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
Maxi's star had waned since the Palestinian flag fine. A few good press interviews as the new assistant could restore his status though.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Major shock announcement today.
Vinny Perth unexpectedly announced as Dundalk manager in a huge bit of news. In even bigger news, John Gill has been confirmed alongside Ruaidhiri Higgins as his backroom team.
Delighted for gill.He was ridden by Mathews in 2008 after getting Dundalk promoted twice.Mind you,that wasn't the only riding matthews was doing back then :pQuote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
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Fudgtastic. Good old FAI. Derry must be ****ed!
Be interesting to see how Perth does. Obviously he's been a huge part of the success, and he's got the players sorted, so what the difference is will be a good insight into Kenny too.