Scott Munn

[worcestersauce]

Actually I can see the possibility that some DOF's might see there being a bit of overlap on what they'd consider to be their role.

 

[danielneeds]

Actually I can see the possibility that some DOF's might see there being a bit of overlap on what they'd consider to be their role.

Most clubs in Italy and Germany have a DOF and a CEO so I’m not sure many would see it that way. Munn has no real football pedigree so can’t see him getting involved in recruitment other than to review the results of it down the line.

 

[GetSpurredOn]

Thought this was where the perception was we are after a more a head of recruitment rather than overarching director of football.

 

[hero]

Thought this was where the perception was we are after a more a head of recruitment rather than overarching director of football.

this is why I don't believe that any half-decent DoF will come to us. DoF is a manager, a head of recruitment is like an Senior analyst or so.

 

[Trent Crimm]

He doesn't start for another month.

He will quit before he starts.

 

[hero]

He doesn't start for another month.

He has already started (at least 2 ITKs stated it). Just not being paid.

 

[ButchCassidy]

Actually I can see the possibility that some DOF's might see there being a bit of overlap on what they'd consider to be their role.

The structure I had hoped for, to use a clumsy corporate metaphor, was something like Munn as a “CEO” handling a wide breadth of responsibilities largely focused on vision, structure, and organization; a new DoF as a sort of “CTO” who is a technical football expert tasked with creating a footballing approach (scouting, recruiting, support staff, and hiring/working with managers) specifically for long-term success on the pitch; and Levy in a “Chairman of the Board” role who can give advice, but ultimately is only responsible for evaluating and hiring/firing the executive positions. With the right DoF this would maximize our chance of success under ENIC. It would also minimize the roles of many in the existing structure which is exactly why it probably won’t happen.

 

[cockerel downunder]

The structure I had hoped for, to use a clumsy corporate metaphor, was something like Munn as a “CEO” handling a wide breadth of responsibilities largely focused on vision, structure, and organization; a new DoF as a sort of “CTO” who is a technical football expert tasked with creating a footballing approach (scouting, recruiting, support staff, and hiring/working with managers) specifically for long-term success on the pitch; and Levy in a “Chairman of the Board” role who can give advice, but ultimately is only responsible for evaluating and hiring/firing the executive positions. With the right DoF this would maximize our chance of success under ENIC. It would also minimize the roles of many in the existing structure which is exactly why it probably won’t happen.

Wasnt it announced that munn’s title is chief football officer? Or was that just paper talk…

 

[easley91]

Wasnt it announced that munn’s title is chief football officer? Or was that just paper talk…

It is.

Club appoints Chief Football Officer | Tottenham Hotspur

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Scott Munn as Chief Football Officer. Scott will be joining the Club’s Board and will take charge of all footballing departments.

www.tottenhamhotspur.com

 

[Tucker]

I heard a rumour that he always buggers off when it’s his round. But he gets very offended whenever anyone says anything about it.

Apparently Munn is too tight to mention.













I’ll get my coat.

 

[cockerel downunder]

It is.

Club appoints Chief Football Officer | Tottenham Hotspur

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Scott Munn as Chief Football Officer. Scott will be joining the Club’s Board and will take charge of all footballing departments.

www.tottenhamhotspur.com

Thanks! Just read an athletic article on him and one bit stuck out, when CEO of Melbourne city he wanted to get them playing exciting attacking football so hired a dutch coach schooled on the johan Cruyff style. Maybe he is already calling the shots?

 

[cliff jones]

Thanks! Just read an athletic article on him and one bit stuck out, when CEO of Melbourne city he wanted to get them playing exciting attacking football so hired a dutch coach schooled on the johan Cruyff style. Maybe he is already calling the shots?

Where’s the fkin Dutch coach then?

 

[easley91]

Where’s the fkin Dutch coach then?

In the fkin Netherlands.

 

[philip]

Where’s the fkin Dutch coach then?

Shteve.?

 

[felmani26]

 

[Yiddo100]

Probably not ideal situation but he seems to be pretty heavily involved already so hopefully doesn’t impact too much.

 

[Russ1201]

Levy trying to save on the wages to pay towards Tapsoba

I'm all for the move his a genius

 

[superted4]

I sometime wonder if we really need to know information like this, we just seem to put ourselves out to the world as an absolute circus show.

In the background it may be absolutely nothing, but we've got media reporting every little minor hiccup

 

[Darth Vega]

I sometime wonder if we really need to know information like this, we just seem to put ourselves out to the world as an absolute circus show.

In the background it may be absolutely nothing, but we've got media reporting every little minor hiccup

To be fair the club can't control how hysterically people react to minor pieces of information. He's not started work (even though he obviously has behind the scenes) due to something entirely out of our control. If anyone overreacts to it then that's on them.

 

[Annabel]

Oh sorry mate, forgot to put my notice in.