Darlington’s new contract?

[noisy1]

Originally Posted by Lets Av A Riot

must be struggling for negative threads to bring this topic up again for the 10000th time

All they have to do is explain what's going on and the questions stop.

[Willywill]

We don’t need to know and we don’t deserve to know.

[red_dragon]

He was at the Druids game this week

[Answer Release]

He’s been out of contract for a couple of months. The fact that he’s still there would suggest they’ve rolled out a new contract.

Only professional club in the country with a head coach that works one day a week! Not only that, he’s a bit of a laughing stock amongst professional ranks! Embarrassing stuff from the board, again.

[Teifi Red]

Originally Posted by Answer Release

He’s been out of contract for a couple of months. The fact that he’s still there would suggest they’ve rolled out a new contract.

Only professional club in the country with a head coach that works one day a week! Not only that, he’s a bit of a laughing stock amongst professional ranks! Embarrassing stuff from the board, again.

I was under the impression he was well thought of especially in his role with the Welsh FA and the coach qualification courses? Be interested in who your “professional ranks” are.

[Always The Kop]

Originally Posted by WrexhamO

Haha. Nice one!

I'm being serious Steve, there is nothing concrete to put out yet.

[OneLoveWrexham]

Originally Posted by Always The Kop

I'm being serious Steve, there is nothing concrete to put out yet.

So is he working for free? Day rate? Is his contract a rolling contract?

[LlayDragon]

Originally Posted by Teifi Red

I was under the impression he was well thought of especially in his role with the Welsh FA and the coach qualification courses? Be interested in who your “professional ranks” are.

Big difference between knocking out courses and delivering theory and practical professional coaching.

[Answer Release]

Originally Posted by Teifi Red

I was under the impression he was well thought of especially in his role with the Welsh FA and the coach qualification courses? Be interested in who your “professional ranks” are.

He is well thought of by the Welsh FA for his largely administrative role relating to their coaching set up.

However, that stops at the classroom. More than one Wrexham player has told me directly that they didn't like him or his methods and described him as a bit of a joke.

He’s never played football and has achieved nothing of note in his coaching career yet appears to be immovable at our club! Obviously nothing to do with the fact that he has a say in appointing his new boss and thus preserve his role though......