Well if one of the journos is to be believed (can't remember which one), he has already compiled a list of alternatives to Poch's two primary transfer targets for January (Moreno & Rodriguez).
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Paul Mitchell - Head of Recruitment and Analysis
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Well if one of the journos is to be believed (can't remember which one), he has already compiled a list of alternatives to Poch's two primary transfer targets for January (Moreno & Rodriguez).
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
nah, he's responsible from now, in fact, like baldini, he's accountable for players we've already signed as well, surely he's been directing things secretly for months
I wonder what the current structure will end up like. At the moment it still appears a bit lop-sided
Baldini - Technical Director
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Mitchell - Head of Recruitment Pochettino - Head Coach
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Broomfield Perez Jiminez D'Agostino
I'd expect some scouting/analysis recruitment in the coming months to report into Mitchell
Baldini - Technical Director
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Mitchell - Head of Recruitment Pochettino - Head Coach
____________¦ ¦_________________________
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Broomfield Perez Jiminez D'Agostino
I'd expect some scouting/analysis recruitment in the coming months to report into Mitchell
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
We'd probably end up with Billy.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
I would have thought the organogram looks more like:
----------------------------------------Levy (Chairman)
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--------Baldini (DoF)-----------------------------------Collecott (Operations)--------------------Cullen (Comms)
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Poch-Mitchell-McDermott-Diesel-Eales
(Coaching)-(Scouting)-(Academy)-(Medical)-(Secretariat)
I.e all the footballing matters come under Baldini at director level.
I read the other day that Broomfield is only back part-time in a sort of consulting capacity?
milo
Jack L. Jones
Do you remember where you read this? He was set to join Arsenal as chief scout when we stepped in and hijacked the move. It would be strange to turn down a permanent job at a Champions League club for consultancy with us.
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indianspur
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Thebarbarian
Nicola Berti
I don't , you sick bstard
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indianspur
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I wonder if Southampton will now go out and find A successor to Mitchell who very quickly into his new job manages to identify and help secure the next Messi/Ronaldo ))
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indianspur
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Hahaha don't be shy, we all do ))
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
No - sorry. It may have just been another thread here.
This is very tenuous, but it's what (possibly) his LinkedIn page says: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/ian-broomfield/12/5a9/4b (although it does say Hotspurs)
I don't think there's ever been an official announcement about his reemployment. I think the nub of the consultancy thing I read was that it allowed him to keep doing his other private work too. In the areas I've worked, consultants get paid far more then employed staff. Resigning or leaving under redundancy and coming back as a consultant earning lots more is fairly common in the public sector.
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I think we have to be careful not to assume that this means Poch is being backed for the long term. After all, AVB was very much behind Balidini's recruitment iirc and look how all that turned out.
As always, Poch's future prospects will be down to results and performances on the field.
As always, Poch's future prospects will be down to results and performances on the field.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Yeah. It's never wise to bind yourself too closely to someone else, rather than establishing your own independent powerbase. Look what happened to poor Chris Ramsey.
It isn't a sign of Poch being backed for the long-term. It is a sign tha the club probably need to furnish Poch with the right tools in order for him to succeed or fail. If anything, re-energising the club's structure to the liking of Poch, merely places the pressure to perform squarely at Poch's door.
He doesn't have AVB's excuse of having to come into a post-Redknapp club butchered of any stable long-term planning or structure about to sell off all of its best players without the proper infrastructure or ability to properly source adequate replacements.
With the caveat being that AVB effectively engineered his own exit.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Could not agree more, in todays game some fans demand instant success and it rarely happens and players/managers etc are written off far too soon.
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
IT will take him the best part of a year to hire and train people and to get anything like the setup he had at southampton.
And that's assuming Southampton don't own the IP for whatever software he was using.
