GRAYSON FORCED TO RESIGN
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Leeds United manager Simon Grayson has been forced to resign due to a car accident. Our sources say that Grayson is currently in a life support machine and may had suffered brain damage. With the news that Leeds United have just returned to the championship who will take his place to help Leeds survive the drop this time next season.
After seeing this I thought I had to act if I was ever going to start my career as a football manager, and what a place to start, the team I love Leeds United. I got straight onto my emails and sent one out to Leeds United Football Club, directed at chairman Ken Bates.
Dear Ken,
I am writing to you as I want to declare my interested in the job you have to offer, the managerial position at Leeds United Football Club, I have recently finished my coaching courses and managing a local semi-pro team. I am so sad to hear about what happened to Simon but I see this as an opportunity for me to capatalise on my managerial career. I love Leeds United and always have and I am a very loyal supporter who will want everything for this club and instead of consolidation this year I see Leeds challenging for the title. I hope you take my application seriously.
Yours Sincerely
Sam Barrell
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Leeds United manager Simon Grayson has been forced to resign due to a car accident. Our sources say that Grayson is currently in a life support machine and may had suffered brain damage. With the news that Leeds United have just returned to the championship who will take his place to help Leeds survive the drop this time next season.
After seeing this I thought I had to act if I was ever going to start my career as a football manager, and what a place to start, the team I love Leeds United. I got straight onto my emails and sent one out to Leeds United Football Club, directed at chairman Ken Bates.
Dear Ken,
I am writing to you as I want to declare my interested in the job you have to offer, the managerial position at Leeds United Football Club, I have recently finished my coaching courses and managing a local semi-pro team. I am so sad to hear about what happened to Simon but I see this as an opportunity for me to capatalise on my managerial career. I love Leeds United and always have and I am a very loyal supporter who will want everything for this club and instead of consolidation this year I see Leeds challenging for the title. I hope you take my application seriously.
Yours Sincerely
Sam Barrell