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Post by grimrich on Jun 14, 2013 11:19:33 GMT
Town have appointed Ady Colwell as Club Manager and Kevin Laundon as First Team Manager.
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Post by oap on Jun 14, 2013 18:56:54 GMT
Why is this not on the clubs main web-site?
What is the footballing background of Kevin Laundon?
Will we be told if all ,or any, of last seasons players are staying?
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Post by grimrich on Jun 14, 2013 19:05:29 GMT
oap - This information is on the club website, which is where I got it from. I cannot answer your other questions.
Richard
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Post by yellowperil on Jun 15, 2013 8:59:58 GMT
As grimrich says above the club have appointed , Ady as club manager and Kevin Laundon as 1st team manager , all should know ady and his footballing qualities , Kevin however is a little more unknown .Kevin is a very enthusiastic and well respected coach and manager in the sussex area,he has great ideas on how he wants to see the club develop as a whole ,it will not be an easy task ,but im sure we will see come pre season and the season beginnings how we shall fair .Im sure further press releases will be forthcoming in the next few days , keep posted by logging into the etfc website,follow the above link in the news bar .
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Post by oap on Jun 15, 2013 10:38:26 GMT
Thank you Richard. I had to exit and then re-enter the club web-site as my computer appeared to be stuck with the appeal for applicants for the managers job as the first , and main, posting.
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Post by jontee on Jun 17, 2013 15:15:21 GMT
I think 'Club Manager' can be interpreted as 'Director of Football'. The club did report that they had had a lot of high quality applications, so you would imagine that Kevin Laundon must have come across very well to the committee. Clearly they would not have made 2 appointments like this unless the incumbents had a similar outlook on the game. This therefore bodes well: If Mr Laundon has the same approach as Mr colwell, then that is a good start.
However, it could be very difficult to start with. A number of players may well leave as they are 'Bloor' players, and may find the new regime outside their comfort zone. The club is probably in for a transitional season. As ever, a lot will depend on the budget. As has been remarked on here, Mr Bloor did have a lot of contacts, but quality is better than quantity. Interesting times.
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Post by oap on Jun 19, 2013 18:01:45 GMT
Ben Austin has tweeted that he has joined Lewes.
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