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| 41. Author: wee eck Date: Wed 20th Aug 2025. 12:45 His Linked in page says he`s been involved with the Pars` match analysis since 2013! Reply |
| 42. Author: LochgellyAlbert Date: Wed 20th Aug 2025. 12:58 He has been there a long time!🤔 Reply |
| 43. Author: wee eck Date: Wed 20th Aug 2025. 13:10 That was my impression, LA! Could it be that DH was analysing future opponents` matches rather than our own matches? Reply |
| 44. Author: shellypar Date: Wed 20th Aug 2025. 13:15 Dave_1885, Wed 20 Aug 10:14 Nothing, the bloke is a nugget, offers nothing and when involved in youth setups played favourites and put many young lads off football COYP Reply |
| 45. Author: wee eck Date: Wed 20th Aug 2025. 13:25 If that`s the case how has he been at the club for so long? How many managers has he worked for since 2013? Reply |
| 46. Author: buffy Date: Wed 20th Aug 2025. 13:54 wee eck, Wed 20 Aug 13:10 No. He only does our games. Opposition stats are also included but within the same match. No idea why McPake didn’t have DM’s analysis for his time here. Everyone else did. ”Buffy’s Buns are the finest in Fife”, J. Spence 2019” Post Edited (Wed 20 Aug 13:55) Reply |
| 47. Author: wee eck Date: Wed 20th Aug 2025. 14:00 Cheers, buffy. I too was puzzled by what JMcP said. Reply |
| 48. Author: Connor560 Date: Wed 20th Aug 2025. 14:22 Maybe thought the detail wasn`t enough or wad outwith his limitations? Maybe thought he could get more from doing it himself as he knew exactly what he was looking for? C'mon Ye Pars! Reply |
| 49. Author: RMGpar Date: Wed 20th Aug 2025. 14:29 I notice this season we have also changed the Physio and Club Doctor Reply |
| 50. Author: cammypar 1995 Date: Wed 20th Aug 2025. 14:34 It might just be that the club genuinely didn’t have anyone in that role when McPake was there, or at least not in the way he’d have liked. Could’ve been part time or shared across different areas, or just not as in depth as he would have liked. He could also use that kind of line to underline how limited resources were, it doesn’t necessarily mean there was no one at all, more that he didn’t feel he had a proper dedicated analyst. If he’s saying it, there’s probably some truth to it, even if things are different now. c'mon the pars Post Edited (Wed 20 Aug 14:35) Reply |
| 51. Author: GJS93 Date: Wed 20th Aug 2025. 18:35 maybe Honeyman is full time now and was part time in McPake`s reign. "I notice this season we have also changed the Physio and Club Doctor" physio yes, doctor hasnt changed. Reply |
| 52. Author: cammypar 1995 Date: Wed 20th Aug 2025. 19:20 Physio changes quite regular unsure why that is. c'mon the pars Reply |
| 53. Author: wee eck Date: Thu 21st Aug 2025. 10:26 According to Scott Burns of the Record, James McPake, Liam Fox, Ian Murray and Nathan Rooney (ex-Larne) are all contenders for the Airdrie job. Reply |
| 54. Author: cammypar 1995 Date: Fri 22nd Aug 2025. 07:36 Dave_1885, Wed 20 Aug 10:14 Performance Analyst Dunfermline Athletic Football Club - Dunfermline £28,000 - £32,000 a year Purpose of the Job To work closely with the first team coaching staff to ensure all performance analysis services within the first team run efficiently for players, coaches, and all staff. Key Roles and Responsibilities Support and assist the coaches with all aspects of set play analysis and execution. Support the capture, analysis and sharing of the training analysis programme. Be proactive in the support of the opposition analysis process. Provide analytical and technical support of First Team match days (both home and away). Maintain and organise required reference / performance databases. Liaise & collaborate with other departments to continually develop and integrate our working processes. Assist in writing and continually updating the department’s standard operating procedures (SOP) documents. Execute additional tasks as required in order to meet the football clubs changing priorities Person Specification MSc Degree in a Performance Analysis-related subject desirable. Minimum of 2 years working in elite football. UEFA C Coaching License. Knowledge and expertise of industry standard performance analysis software’s, specifically Hudl Sportscode & Studio and Catapult Matchtracker. Job Type: Full-time Pay: £28,000.00-£32,000.00 per year Experience: elite football : 2 years (required) Work authorisation: United Kingdom (required) Closing date 03/09/2025 c'mon the pars Reply |
| 55. Author: BigTpar1986 Date: Fri 22nd Aug 2025. 09:42 shellypar, Wed 20 Aug 13:15 Soccer mum in .net sour grapes shocker!! Reply |
| 56. Author: shellypar Date: Fri 22nd Aug 2025. 10:22 BigTpar1986, Fri 22 Aug 09:42 Nothing to do with soccer mom, he actually coached me when i was in the fife elite set up, many young players put off by him, nice guy, but plays favourites, and he is a nugget tbf i`ll stand by it COYP Reply |
| 57. Author: DBP Date: Fri 22nd Aug 2025. 10:44 That’s crap money given they’re looking for a masters educated /experienced person! A degree educated graduate with no experience will be on at least £45k with most edinburgh financial institutions and consultancies Btw the forum doesnt seem to take the plus symbol Post Edited (Fri 22 Aug 10:45) Reply |
| 58. Author: OzPar Date: Fri 22nd Aug 2025. 11:15 DBP said: A degree educated graduate with no experience will be on at least ÂŁ45k with most edinburgh financial institutions and consultancies. FFS... are you serious? ÂŁ45k? Generally, Australians` pay is slightly higher than in the UK, but the salary for a graduate you quote is way out of kilter with reality. $36,000 should be about right. The Pars may be quoting a wee bit low, but there`s a thing called negotiation. Reply |
| 59. Author: Never10yairds Date: Fri 22nd Aug 2025. 11:51 I was shocked how low that salary was. You’d struggle to keep a decent standard of living as a single person for that never mind support a family. I guess it is the market though, a lot of guys doing these degrees because they want to be involved in football so the money won’t be great in a competitive field. I’d imagine if you prove to be great at it you can maybe earn a bit more though. Reply |
| 60. Author: neils Date: Fri 22nd Aug 2025. 12:08 If thats the market rate, but it seems low- depends on degree and what we need though, I`m not thinking we are interested in competing with financial institutions -no one can! Likewise the job doesn`t sound like it needs the capabilities of the financial sector though, just decent capabilities -from the job description (I`ve worked on football betting for 20+ years all over the world) this sounds like a decent starting job, not needing Einstein Quoting other countries salaries is meaningless, the UK proportionally dominates this area, hence the high salaries in the field-theres a reason why it`s so big. Sports analysis isn`t hard to recruit in betting , I`m guessing football is even easier-getting genuinely very good people (and not some corporate hogwash like `amazing staff`) is more difficult -this position may not need top drawer, but someone capable and crucially motivated. Reply |