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Any news on Garner?19
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Chris Powell is in the running.5
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Does he know how to do a vlookup?3
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said it many times before on here .. i m o owner's kin who have no real knowledge of professional football should not be part of the managerial set up, it smacks of unnecessary interference and tittle tattling .. that's it unless Martin has talents which I do not know about, does he ?1
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Don’t see the PhD and UEFA license requirements for the below recruitment analyst position at Spurs…
https://www.hub-soccer.com/2020/09/07/recruitment-analyst-tottenham-hotspur/
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He has lots of books in his office......or is that wallpaper?1
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Books on wallpaper analysis.0
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Because reading job specs is fun, the Norwich recruitment analyst ad:
Essential
- Related sports degree or equivalent in experience.
- Minimum of three years’ experience working in an elite football environment (performance analysis and/or scouting) or demonstrable portfolio of work within this subject area.
- Excellent understanding of talent identification processes and demonstrable tactical/technical football knowledge.
- Experience using industry leading video analysis software.
- Experience applying data to support the scouting and recruitment process.
Desirable
- Related Sports Masters’ degree or equivalent in experience.
- FA Level 3 talent identification.
- Experience in using SBG MatchTracker and Focus software.
You might not need a Phd and badges to be a recruitment analyst, but its desired. In regards to the performance analysis side of things, said expertise and expeirence is pretty much a requirement even more so if your´e the director of overall analysis, and, apparently, commenting on training.
Regardless, the point as ever, is that MS isnt particaually close in terms of skills and expierence, much like how everyone hated Ged "fucked up our summer recruitment because hes not qualified for the role" Roddy wasnt, and with the general feeling of our season hinging on recruitment, being a little concerned is fair really.2 -
So he falls at the first hurdle then…Callumcafc said:Don’t see the PhD and UEFA license requirements for the below recruitment analyst position at Spurs…
https://www.hub-soccer.com/2020/09/07/recruitment-analyst-tottenham-hotspur/0 -
Heard he’s great on Football Manager so it’s a yes from me.SporadicAddick said:
So he falls at the first hurdle then…Callumcafc said:Don’t see the PhD and UEFA license requirements for the below recruitment analyst position at Spurs…
https://www.hub-soccer.com/2020/09/07/recruitment-analyst-tottenham-hotspur/1 - Sponsored links:
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He will no doubt take great kudos from having his own personal thread on the much acclaimed CL..
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I can just imagine the Charlton Job spec:CL_Phantom said:Because reading job specs is fun, the Norwich recruitment analyst ad:Essential
- Related sports degree or equivalent in experience.
- Minimum of three years’ experience working in an elite football environment (performance analysis and/or scouting) or demonstrable portfolio of work within this subject area.
- Excellent understanding of talent identification processes and demonstrable tactical/technical football knowledge.
- Experience using industry leading video analysis software.
- Experience applying data to support the scouting and recruitment process.
Desirable
- Related Sports Masters’ degree or equivalent in experience.
- FA Level 3 talent identification.
- Experience in using SBG MatchTracker and Focus software.
You might not need a Phd and badges to be a recruitment analyst, but its desired. In regards to the performance analysis side of things, said expertise and expeirence is pretty much a requirement even more so if your´e the director of overall analysis, and, apparently, commenting on training.
Regardless, the point as ever, is that MS isnt particaually close in terms of skills and expierence, much like how everyone hated Ged "fucked up our summer recruitment because hes not qualified for the role" Roddy wasnt, and with the general feeling of our season hinging on recruitment, being a little concerned is fair really.
* Must be related to owner (preferably son)7 -
"MS attempted to make a change to training".
What exactly did he attempt to do?
The above could mean very different things, from something quite minor to something very disturbing?3 -
It's great to see modern technology playing such an important part in a job like this.
I've just taken a look at Sportscode and Coach Paint. In truth, they are video editing software packages ... the kind of thing that you can spend hours playing with, if you are that way inclined.
Useful, I imagine, in building video presentations where you can run through key points with players and teams. But this kind of approach only works if you know what you are talking about as a coach.
The order is important here ... first you have to be a good coach, and second ... you need competency with the software.
Familiarity with Sportscode etc doesn't make you a good coach. It may well indicate that you can edit videos.
Beware the technology defining the job.2 -
It's been phrased very deliberately I'm sure.Covered End said:"MS attempted to make a change to training".
What exactly did he attempt to do?
The above could mean very different things, to something quite minor to something very disturbing?
Probably something minor that's trying to be twisted into something it's not.
It won't have been leaked from MS that's for sure, so will be one side of the story.0 -
If it was something along the lines of "do some crossing practise rather than buggering about playing leap-frog or giving piggy-back rides" that could be seen as a good thing. No?SELR_addicks said:
It's been phrased very deliberately I'm sure.Covered End said:"MS attempted to make a change to training".
What exactly did he attempt to do?
The above could mean very different things, to something quite minor to something very disturbing?
Probably something minor that's trying to be twisted into something it's not.
It won't have been leaked from MS that's for sure, so will be one side of the story.1 - Sponsored links:
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I would be careful about what we say about our Director of Analytics. Walls have ears .. I found one in my ice cream the other day0
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Is this where we go to see who the next manager is going to be?2
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Indeed, specifics have been noticeably absent on what he said. If he asked whether they could incorporate into the training some routines that prevented some of the players blowing out of their arses after sixty minutes, I wouldn’t be at all concernedcafcfan said:
If it was something along the lines of "do some crossing practise rather than buggering about playing leap-frog or giving piggy-back rides" that could be seen as a good thing. No?SELR_addicks said:
It's been phrased very deliberately I'm sure.Covered End said:"MS attempted to make a change to training".
What exactly did he attempt to do?
The above could mean very different things, to something quite minor to something very disturbing?
Probably something minor that's trying to be twisted into something it's not.
It won't have been leaked from MS that's for sure, so will be one side of the story.1 -
ken_shabby said:Is this where we go to see who the next manager is going to be?
No, go straight to the end, turn right and it's your second door on the left.2 -
No-one likes a micro manager.0
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INDEX MATCH instead will change your life.SamB09 said:Does he know how to do a vlookup?3 -
I hate nepotism.
The second you put a son / daughter into your own working environment you create a problem. Can you trust this guy / girl? No you can't. Can you have a laugh? No you can't. Can you be ironic? No you can't. Do you need to mind your Ps and Qs? Yes you most certainly do (Ask Conor Washington).
Look, you're a big cheese in the business community, you want an advantage for your kid, that's natural. Well use your contacts and influence, put them in a mates company and watch them thrive, survive or ... fail
Just don't do it at the expense of Charlton Athletic. That ain't on!10 -
Agree, much better for matching multiple columns aswell.The Red Robin said:
INDEX MATCH instead will change your life.SamB09 said:Does he know how to do a vlookup?0 -
Can’t stand people that just lean on their parents rather than work for it. The guy has never known what it’s like to go into a competitive interview situation and get a job off his own back.
Aside from that - this is a good example of being put in a job you are totally unqualified for. He isn’t a football expert. He isn’t even a data expert.Someone said ‘oh well Thomas can trust him’
I am trustworthy to work with but I wouldn’t recommend sticking me on a bathroom installation cos I have utterly no experience.
This is right up there with Thomas Driesen in terms of odd decisions from our recent past.8
