Ex-Notts Player Signs For...

[DaveSmithRules]

Chris Wilder looks to be leaving Sheffield United again.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cn84wd7v5deo

[the_anticlough]

Chris Wilder looks to be leaving Sheffield United again.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football...s/cn84wd7v5deo

Interesting. Even after a narrow play-off final loss, they make a shift to a Head Coach structure. And the first thing Selles says is...

'We need to embrace new data and technologies''

after that comes ''but the most important thing is not to forget the football essence.The fans can expect a team which is not going to wait or be reactive, we will be proactive, we are going to go and try and be as competitive as we can in every single game"

Easier said than done as we know, but at least their starting point is very competitive in tier 2, so the approach has a good chance

[legs77]

Interesting. Even after a narrow play-off final loss, they make a shift to a Head Coach structure. And the first thing Selles says is...

'We need to embrace new data and technologies''

after that comes ''but the most important thing is not to forget the football essence.The fans can expect a team which is not going to wait or be reactive, we will be proactive, we are going to go and try and be as competitive as we can in every single game"

Easier said than done as we know, but at least their starting point is very competitive in tier 2, so the approach has a good chance

Possibly but Wilder is a very good bet in the championship his record shows that.

Selles has done nothing as a manager and he is going to be under huge pressure.

[BanjoPie]

Can we stick to the correct threads please - very confusing

[the_anticlough]

Possibly but Wilder is a very good bet in the championship his record shows that.

Selles has done nothing as a manager and he is going to be under huge pressure.

I don't think the headline is Wilder v Selles. It's that the Blades have chosen a very different way to run a football club - the same one we have.

[Bohinen]

Can we stick to the correct threads please - very confusing

He's an ex-player, isn't he?

[legs77]

I don't think the headline is Wilder v Selles. It's that the Blades have chosen a very different way to run a football club - the same one we have.

That is correct but put another way if I was a Sheff Utd fan I know which one i'd want in the dugout.

[the_anticlough]

That is correct but put another way if I was a Sheff Utd fan I know which one i'd want in the dugout.

Yeah, they might have to take a step back to start going forwards again. It's very hard on Wilder for sure.

But there'll be no going back to the old model - the data technology won't be dis-evented, and before too long the US sports model of a 'front office' doing everything apart from the actual coaching & team selection will be adopted right across the EFL. We'll have been ahead of the curve, that's all.

I think we'll be soon looking back at the era when ex-players/current Head Coaches were the main decision-makers on recruitment and spending someone else's money (often on people they know, or their mates know) and say wow, was that really how it was done?

[hissingdwarf]

Hi all. Just a reminder that Notts Mad has moved across to a new board. All the same posters...better functionality and reliability.
Just register on the new board and you'll find everyone is there. Cheers HD

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[BanjoPie]

I registered but now can’t log in as it keeps saying I have the wrong password - “I have the correct password” so will stay here on me tod!!

[hissingdwarf]

I registered but now can’t log in as it keeps saying I have the wrong password - “I have the correct password” so will stay here on me tod!!

Try registering with a slightly different username and new password. Once that's setup and you're in, I'm sure Skan as admin, can delete your old profile and then change your username to BanjoPie if needed.

I think the final nail is in the coffin for this place and 99% have made the switch now.

[legs77]

Whittaker joins Tranmere

[WarsopPie]

Whittaker joins Tranmere

Probably be a revaluation now 😂

[the_anticlough]

Probably be a revaluation now 😂

Well worth a shot for them.
Not every young player can start his pro career scoring goals and making key contributions. We saw too much of the other side though and nobody was clamouring for him to be signed.

He's going to have a good career, but it might take a few years to take off.You can definitely see him scoring at Meadow Lane next season

[pjace]

Kyle Cameron has signed for Bromley