When clubs face the crucial decision to select a new coach, the process extends beyond simply filling a vacancy. At the highest levels of sport, clubs rely on a structured “Game Model” framework, a detailed blueprint that outlines their playing style, coaching methodology, and the club’s vision. This framework should serve as the foundation for all coaching decisions, ensuring consistency from underage development through to the senior team. The selection process typically follows three distinct paths. Some clubs opt for the pragmatic approach of securing an available, experienced coach who can step in immediately. Others prioritise coaching continuity by seeking…

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