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Capelhorn's job is much more focused on the legal side of things, and best practice. She's likely to be responsible for ensuring that contracts are legally bounding, and things behind the scenes are running smoothly. I saw, for example, that she is taking on the responsibility for working out what, if any, compensation is due for the Solomon signing. She likely isn't focused on anything to do with identifying players. Munn will then be the person ensuring that there is cohesion between this side of the business and the football.So we already have Scott Munn as "chief football officer" and Rebecca Caplehorn as "director of football administration and governance", and we also need a "director of football"? I'm no doubt missing some nuance somewhere, but those seem like broadly similar job titles to me.
Does anybody know what Caplehorn actually does that isn't covered by the other two roles?
She probably only has football in her job title because so much of the legal side is football related, because we're a football club. Much like somebody at a charity might be called Director or Charity Administration and Governance, or somebody as a record label might be called Director of Music Administration and Governance.