Dave B leaving track cycling - is it the first step of a move into football?

Stat Brother

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cycling/26984825

He and Steve Peters have been working their magic at Liverpool, not the Brendan Rodgers is prepared to share the spotlight.

They will be moving on to share their expertise with England in Brazil.

DB must look at the levels of professionalism, and money in soccerball and weep.

If a club allowed Dave the time to put a management structure in place with a receptive First Team Coach, I think he could start a revolution in English football.
Something The FA, Premier League or Football League seem unable to do.

 

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Don't think so, going to Sky team full time.

 

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gibseagull said:

Don't think so, going to Sky team full time.

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I know, but he's pretty much been at Team Sky full time anyway.
My question is, bearing in mind he's already dipping his toe in the football waters, what's he going to do after Team Sky?

 

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Stat Brother said:

I know, but he's pretty much been at Team Sky full time anyway.
My question is, bearing in mind he's already dipping his toe in the football waters, what's he going to do after Team Sky?

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