What he has said already indicates that it will change from the article aboveSo Ed be honest and explain this years recruitment / the plan / strategy etc
What was your input ?
Will it change ?
So Ed be honest and explain this years recruitment / the plan / strategy etc
What was your input ?
Will it change ?
You do remember who our manager was for the last five years, right?So Ed be honest and explain this years recruitment / the plan / strategy etc
What was your input ?
Will it change ?
That's my point of trying to understand what will be different irrespective of the manager.I can only imagine that his input was similar to Mark Thomas.
Which was to come up with ideas and get ignored by Robinson in favour of high risk/low reward type signings like Murphy.
Absolutely agree. Just watched and he comes across very well.If you have access to iFollow, there's an 11 minute interview with Ed, which is worth a watch.
I quite agree. A nice pair of brogues would be preferable.Welcome Ed, now the pleasantries are over, I hope you’ve already started looking at targets for next season, and please, pleas, please no more crocs
Oxford brogues at the leastI quite agree. A nice pair of brogues would be preferable.
Just reading the above, is our new Lead Recruitment Analyst the same person as the previous recruitment analyst, just with ”Lead” now added to his title?So based on the long interview on iFollow and a quick look on linkedin, set-up is:
Head of Recruitment - Ed Waldron
Assistant Head of Recruitment - Vacant (not clear whether directly replacing Ed Waldron)
Lead Recruitment Analyst - Naythan Din-Kariuki (New in post, previously recruitment analyst at OUFC for 2.5 years)
Chief Scout - Vacant (Recruitment confirmed as ongoing)
Football Advisor - Derek Fazackerley
Consultant Data Analyst - Matt Penn (New in post, worked at Oxford City, PhD in Maths & Stats from University of Oxford)
First Team Video Scout - Andy Mitchell (New in post, worked at Shrewsbury previously)
Quite a few roles are remote/interns and/or part-time as tends to be the case with scouts/analysts. And of course there will be others who don't list themselves on linkedin.
Waldron suggests they're looking to get some more scouts recruited to rebuild that area of the department and have good coverage across the UK & Ireland as well as putting his own ideas (learnt from his career so far including time at Bordeaux) in to the processes/systems.