chaddyrovers Posted June 7, 2016 Posted June 7, 2016 Its appears that Phil Hughes will be the new gk coach now after Batty left last week. Hughes was with Coyle at Burnley and Bolton
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Backroom Tom Posted June 7, 2016 Backroom Posted June 7, 2016 There's some imagination gone into that one for sure.
tomphil Posted June 7, 2016 Posted June 7, 2016 Seeing as he's going to fill us with ex dingles maybe he'll bring in that Paul Robinson chap ........
Roverthechimp Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 Good. Think this is actually a positive move (even if predictable)
Backroom DE. Posted June 8, 2016 Backroom Posted June 8, 2016 Might need to register as a player/coach at this rate.
windymiller7 Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 Its appears that Phil Hughes will be the new gk coach now after Batty left last week. Hughes was with Coyle at Burnley and Bolton ...and Wigan,...and Houston Dynamo. Jesus Christ, talk about keeping your mates in work! Either that or Mrs Coyle needs to be on her guard!
Parsonblue Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 ...and Wigan,...and Houston Dynamo. Jesus Christ, talk about keeping your mates in work! Either that or Mrs Coyle needs to be on her guard! No different from Mark Hughes who takes the same staff around with him wherever he goes. Most managers do the same.
gumboots Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 Yes but most managers know the guy they take is good. Is this guy? Genuine question as I've no idea but the fact that the teams mentioned haven't done very well would suggest not
tomphil Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 So Steele is now on something like his 4th Keeper coach in the last few years or so. No wonder they struggle for consistency !
Amo Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 So Steele is now on something like his 4th Keeper coach in the last few years or so. No wonder they struggle for consistency ! Or he's just crap?
tomphil Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 Well he did end up as No3 at Boro when they were crap !
Parsonblue Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 Yes but most managers know the guy they take is good. Is this guy? Genuine question as I've no idea but the fact that the teams mentioned haven't done very well would suggest not I don't think you can blame the goalkeeping coach!
Roverthechimp Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 Would be interesting (which is shorthand for i can't be arsed looking myself but maybe someone will do it for me ) to know how the keepers at the previous clubs performed/rated...
AggyBlue Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 Would be interesting (which is shorthand for i can't be arsed looking myself but maybe someone will do it for me ) to know how the keepers at the previous clubs performed/rated... Not interested (which means I can't be arsed either)
gumboots Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 I don't think you can blame the goalkeeping coach! Blame him? No but suggest he contributes to the problem? Well if he doesn't contribute anything why would people pay him to coach, so if the goalkeepers improve, even if they are rubbish to start with, and become marginally less rubbish, he's doing a decent job. If they show no improvement, or regress, then he's not good enough.
Hasta Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 Whilst at Burnley, did this guy advise Coyle to persevere with The Beast? Oh dear.
Parsonblue Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 Blame him? No but suggest he contributes to the problem? Well if he doesn't contribute anything why would people pay him to coach, so if the goalkeepers improve, even if they are rubbish to start with, and become marginally less rubbish, he's doing a decent job. If they show no improvement, or regress, then he's not good enough. So are you saying that all the goalkeepers he has coached showed no improvement under him? He's worked with some decent 'keepers at the various clubs he has been at. You can have a world class 'keeper, but if the ten in front are useless then there is not a lot he can do. The difference between Roger Jones in 70-71 and 74-75 was what was in front of him. He was brilliant in a poor team, but we still got relegated and he was brilliant in a good team when we got promoted.
gumboots Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 No I'm not saying that. All I asked was, is he any good? I don't know so I asked a genuine question and end up somehow having to justify myself. For all I know the guy might be the creme de la creme of gk coaches or he might be rubbish. There's only so much any coach can do but if he doesn't appear to improve keepers then there has to be some blame attached to him. You're right that the world's best gk still needs 10 guys in front of him doing their job too but awareness, recovering position quickly after saves etc are important and the coach can show his keepers have improved even if they still leak goals because others aren't working properly. So my question is, is this guy any good?
darrenrover Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 So are you saying that all the goalkeepers he has coached showed no improvement under him? He's worked with some decent 'keepers at the various clubs he has been at. You can have a world class 'keeper, but if the ten in front are useless then there is not a lot he can do. The difference between Roger Jones in 70-71 and 74-75 was what was in front of him. He was brilliant in a poor team, but we still got relegated and he was brilliant in a good team when we got promoted. I agree regarding Roger Jones, my childhood hero. He didn't have a coach telling him how It should be done though; goalkeeping specialist coaches are a waste of a wage IMO.
riverside returns Posted June 8, 2016 Posted June 8, 2016 RJ was a fabulous keeper and although not my hero, was one of the heroes of the 74-75 season. Good support for the goalkeepers Union though Darren.....
Iceman Posted June 9, 2016 Posted June 9, 2016 I agree regarding Roger Jones, my childhood hero. He didn't have a coach telling him how It should be done though; goalkeeping specialist coaches are a waste of a wage IMO. sorry disagree on a GK coach being a waste. To a young up and keeper, showing him things can prove important. In fact, even experienced goalkeepers need a coach, as they normally train away from the rest of the group. Being a keeper is hard work, and foot movement, agility, etc is something that a keeper should not do on his own. A goalkeeper is a specialist position.
JBiz Posted June 9, 2016 Posted June 9, 2016 I agree regarding Roger Jones, my childhood hero. He didn't have a coach telling him how It should be done though; goalkeeping specialist coaches are a waste of a wage IMO. I think it depends on squads, 20/30 years ago teams wouldn't have 4/5 keepers through ranks like they do now. I'd also say you judge a coaching team as a group, not the gk coach individually from the main gks performance. We had Mimms I think when Friedel was around, but I'd hardly say that Bobby was part responsible for the amazing performances of Brad! He was just a special keeper, and the manager/coaching staff at time knew they had safe hands behind.
den Posted June 9, 2016 Posted June 9, 2016 I think it depends on squads, 20/30 years ago teams wouldn't have 4/5 keepers through ranks like they do now. There was always a first team, reserve team, A and B teams.
JBiz Posted June 9, 2016 Posted June 9, 2016 There was always a first team, reserve team, A and B teams. Bit different to having u8s and up? Id imagine we have youth gk coaches also.
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