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Sturrock Discusses Youth Coach

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Swindon Town manager Paul Sturrock has discussed his feelings on new Youth manager David Byrne.

As reported by us over the weekend, Swindon Town has confirmed Byrne’s appointment and will start his role with the club next Monday.

‘David is someone who I have known for a long time. He is a highly qualified coach and is an assessor for the South West as far as bringing coaches on. I’m sure he will do a good job for us,’ said Sturrock who was speaking to the official website.

‘He is very enthusiastic and wants to get into coaching professionally and he has a great opportunity here. There will be a lot of changes – something of a revolution. The changes in personnel haven’t helped the youngsters, so we want some stability and to get our ideas across.

‘Budgie (Byrne) and I have the same views and the youth system is a high priority for us. We are excited about some of the players we have coming through, but there is a lot to do.’ Sturrock concluded.

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3 comments

  • APG_STFC says:

    Sounds like he means business here, but quite rightly so, this is were future players for Swindon can emerge, and possibly be an asset. We did have one of the best Youth policies in the league but it has been neglected for what ever reason over recent years.

  • ernshaw says:

    good words…….the youth policy could play a big part in your future given your circumstances….

  • STFC_Editor says:

    For a team with limited funds like us a youth academy is the way forward.

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