The Staff
"Thank you all for being here today yet again, to find out the new chapter of the FM Scout United saga." Bobby was in high spirits, and the unveiling of the staff today would only improve that. "The board of directors and myself have worked hard to ensure we bring the best quality coaches, scouts and physios that we can, and I'm sure you will agree they will work wonders for the club." Sir Bobby had been up all night before the big interview, but for this interview he had the perfect nights sleep. That made him realise he was suitable for this job, and finally realised this club could become the best in England. "So here they are, the staff of FM Scout United." All the journalists rose their feet, applauding the newest members of the FM Scout Team.
Stamatis Kritikos. Assistant Manager. Stam is the creator of FM Scout, the site that has helped us a lot, in terms of sponsorship and providing players. As a result of this fabulous link, Stam was offered the role of Assistant to Ronaldo himself, and accepted the offer. Stam is known for his excellent man management and motivation.
Robbie Fowler. Head of Youth Development. Fowler played out most of his career with Liverpool, becoming a club legend. Fowler made almost 500 appearances in a playing career lasting 20 years, in which he scored over 180 goals! Robbie then stated he wanted to stay in football, so eagerly accepted the offer of Head of Youth Development.
Gary Lineker. Coach. A former England international, Lineker had a very successful career spanning throughout Leicester, Barcelona and Tottenham. Gary then rose to fame even more through his work on BBC show Match of the Day, and becoming the starring face of Walkers Crisps. Lineker was delighted to be able to finally get his hands dirty as a coach.
Alan Shearer. Coach. Toon legend Shearer scored over 275 goals throughout his career, and after becoming the key striker at Southampton, Blackburn and Newcastle, tried management, taking over Newcastle United. Alan soon decided it wasn't for him, and wanted a more behind the scenes role, becoming a first team coach.
Gary Neville. Coach. Neville terminated his contract with the England National Team to become a coach for FM Scout United, a job he took after a 20 year career with Premier League giants Manchester United. Neville's Premier League experience could be vital for the boys in a few years, and will be a great addition to the staff.
David Seaman. Goalkeeping Coach. Seaman became known for his excellent shot stopping for both club and country, but it was at Arsenal were he really became a great. Since leaving Manchester City Seaman has had no involvement in football, and was thrilled to be given the opportunity.
Roy Keane. Fitness Coach. Former player and manager Roy Keane will use his discipline and determination to spur the boys on, and will play a vital role in the training for the upcoming season. Keane had managed at both Sunderland and Ipswich, but decided a coaching role would be better to fit in with his family life.
Beth Whittaker. Physio. Beth is known very well to some players of the side, particularly Mike Hunt and Moe Lester. Beth has had a lot of experience within hospitals and treatment, but this will be the 18 year old's first job within football.
Heidi. Physio. Similar to Beth, Heidi also has a few contacts with players, a key reason to why she got the job of Physio. Heidi has had some experience in football, playing for the junior sides of top london women's teams, but this will also be her first time as a staff member.
Emma Watson. Physio. Watson first rose to fame in the Harry Potter films, but after some controversy with player Michael De La Parra, hit the headlines everywhere. Being in the same team as Michael could be a risky option, but Emma has stated she will commit 100% to the job, and wants to get down and dirty.
David Beckham. Scout. David Beckham has become somewhat of an icon in football, and following his recent retirement as a player, he snapped at the opportunity to become a scout. The 37 year old will also be able to use his experience from the big leagues to help out the players as they develop over time.
Tony Adams. Scout. Finally, Tony Adams has also joined the team. The Arsenal great played out his whole career in the red side of London, and tried his hand at many different roles, including coach, assistant manager and even manager. However, Adams will not take a new approach to football by becoming a club scout.
"I would like to welcome every staff member into the team, and wish them all the best of luck," continued Bobby. "I am sure they will be brilliant aspects to the team, and together can take them a long way. Thank you all for coming." The staff discussed a few matters between themselves, and then took their seats to answer the firing questions about their roles.