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Saunders brothers

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#5

Only one person is allowed to be in the technical area under new rules. One stands near the dugout gates to the Pavis. The other is only involved in the training side, so he might be elsewhere.

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    #6

    i sometimes wonder if stuart maynard would be better if he had a more experienced assistant, but i do think its important he can trust them. he has formed a working relationship, so hopefully its enough for him to start winning fans over more.

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    #7

    I am sure all the coaching and management team are 100% behind the club and are trying their best to provide Stuart Maynard with important feedback. I think it's better that the technical area is no longer to be bombarded with players and staff.

    Not that it has stopped other clubs from doing this exact thing last season at Meadow Lane.

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    #8

    The dugout is more for players. Only the manager/head coach can be in the technical area, and the assistant is usually nearby. A coach usually doesn’t have much involvement during games, so he will probably be watching from the stands. It’s not like we have first-team staff that are paid to be idle.

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