by Hodgeythehack
International sports journalist Stuart Hodge and former professional footballer and coach Craig Easton are joined by colleagues and experts from around the globe to talk about the big issues surrounding the beautiful game. This is one of a network of five podcasts which can all be found on Hodgeythehack's YouTube channel.
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11/25/2021
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November 25, 2021
<p>In this first episode of Hack N' Tackle, Hodgeythehack and Craig Easton kick off their new podcast by talking about what it's like when a new manager first arrives at a football club. </p><p>The pair discuss the different approaches to the initial team meeting, the importance of the new manager showing what they can do on the training pitch, and how when something they've drilled in training works in a game setting, it builds layers of trust. </p><p>This is part one of a discussion about new managers and comes in the wake of Giovanni van Bronckhorst, Steven Gerrard and Dean Smith all taking new jobs. </p><p>Look out for Easty's fine anecdotes about John Hughes' first team meeting at Raith (beware of the language) and when he got sent off for "not touching" new Rangers boss van Bronckhorst!</p>
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International sports journalist Stuart Hodge and former professional footballer and coach Craig Easton are joined by colleagues and experts from around the globe to talk about the big issues surrounding the beautiful game.
This is one of a network of five podcasts which can all be found on Hodgeythehack's YouTube channel.
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