Connect with us

Championship

COOPER’S NOW HEAD COACH…

by
The LeaguePaper Team
6 October 2019

LEAGUE TWO
MARK COOPER’S job title at Forest Green has changed from manager to head coach following the appointment of Richard Hughes as director of football.
The change in structure will see Cooper focus exclusively on coaching the club’s first team, while Hughes takes on responsibilities including scouting, the academy and sports science.
Hughes joined the club from Everton as head of recruitment last year.
“The structural change lets me spend more time with players,” Cooper said. “We’ve got to focus on making this young group perform even better on the...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related TopicsEverton Football Forest Forest Green League Two Mark Cooper Premium

Follow us

Read our latest news on any of these social networks!

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Football League Newsletter Today!

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.

Your subscription has been successful.

More in Championship

Luton Town’s ex-Spurs prospect Josh Keeley aiming to make ‘mad’ new home a fortress

Goalkeeper Josh Keeley is excited to call Luton Town’s “mad” Kenilworth Road home and reignite his ambition to play Premier League football after his arrival from Tottenham Hotspur.
Manager Danny Rohl leaves Sheffield Wednesday

Sheffield Wednesday have announced the departure of manager Danny Rohl, throwing the club’s preparations for the new season into disarray.
Birmingham City’s strike duo can shine – but Emile Heskey warns promotion won’t come easy

After a commanding League One campaign that saw Birmingham City storm to the title with an astonishing 111 points, the mood around St Andrew’s is one of hope, ambition and cautious excitement.
Emile Heskey: Leicester City must balance ambition with reality to bounce back

After a decade of unforgettable highs, including their miraculous Premier League title win in 2016, Leicester City now find themselves at a crossroads.

Dunlavy Column: Keogh counts cost of lapse of judgement

Dunlavy Column: Tykes’ naive strategy put Stendel in dock