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1. Is AB close to choosing his assistant ?2. Are we anywhere near advanced talks with any players out of contract at the end of the season and is it up to AB who he wants to keep?3. Was the loan policy DMs idea or the clubs and will we be moving forward with this idea or go with the new managers ideas if they chose to go a different way?Thanks
I hope the loan strategy is kept - it does seem that this is with a view to keeping some of them, and helps us compete at the top end of the division on a relatively tight budget
Quote from: donnyspadge on March 04, 2021, 11:04:36 am1. Is AB close to choosing his assistant ?Thanks 1) Not sure, it was mentioned on Tuesday night at the Supporters Board meeting that AB was speaking to people on Wednesday.
1. Is AB close to choosing his assistant ?Thanks
Quote from: donnyspadge on March 04, 2021, 11:04:36 am1. Is AB close to choosing his assistant ?2. Are we anywhere near advanced talks with any players out of contract at the end of the season and is it up to AB who he wants to keep?3. Was the loan policy DMs idea or the clubs and will we be moving forward with this idea or go with the new managers ideas if they chose to go a different way?Thanks 1) Not sure, it was mentioned on Tuesday night at the Supporters Board meeting that AB was speaking to people on Wednesday.2) As I've mentioned elsewhere agreement to discuss new contracts is ongoing and AB sees it as important. It's in progress in other words.3) It wasn't DM's idea, the club has been doing this a while, as has the rest of football. What I would say though is that DM utilised it more than any other manager though. Going forward I would say it will be a fluid situation, if good players can be signed they will be , but if good loan players are available then they'll be signed as well. Having loan players in the squad improves the quality of the squad and the levels of performance that DRFC can rise to. It would be harder without them that's for sure.
So are you advocating that contracts are left to run out until it's decided at the end of the season if AB gets the job fulltime?
Quote from: ravenrover on March 14, 2021, 12:22:50 pmSo are you advocating that contracts are left to run out until it's decided at the end of the season if AB gets the job fulltime? No .. it just won’t be AB decision . What budget is available will ultimately be the deciding factor .
Quote from: since-1969 on March 14, 2021, 01:35:10 pmQuote from: ravenrover on March 14, 2021, 12:22:50 pmSo are you advocating that contracts are left to run out until it's decided at the end of the season if AB gets the job fulltime? No .. it just won’t be AB decision . What budget is available will ultimately be the deciding factor . So in one post you are saying it won't be ABs concern if he doesn't keep the job, in another you say it may be his successor so which way will it be ? AB has an imput or let the contracts run down until a new manager takes over it can't be both[/quote I know I can be pedantic but your just thick !! If he chooses his own second in command this could turn out to be his own successor by the end of the season !!
I would imagine a consensus of AB,GB and AH will decide who can be of use to DRFC next season and whoever gets the job will be told this is the squad we go with and who do you want to supplement it. End of.
Quote from: idler on March 14, 2021, 07:39:39 pmI would imagine a consensus of AB,GB and AH will decide who can be of use to DRFC next season and whoever gets the job will be told this is the squad we go with and who do you want to supplement it. End of.Exactly. Every new manager adopts some level of squad with players on varying lengths of contract.The line further up of "your just thick" did make me laugh though.
The latest reported quote from AB is that he wants a squad players that belong to the club .I think the danger of an interim manager changing the model so fundamentally is a mistake and hopefully it is not the end of us taking top loanees .