Football Radar man joins Cheltenham Town as analyst

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[NiftyNick]

The job isn’t much different, but I don’t think it means he will be successful. I think the Reedtz brothers did well bringing over some of their staff from Football Radar, but not all are of the same ability. Good luck to him.

[Chris]

It doesn't really mean he will be able to put into use anything practical in his new role, but it is interesting. I think it's a good opportunity for him. There's a huge wave of people giving insights into football, some are good, some aren't. Even on X.com (Twitter) some of these people just talk a good game and don't really know anything. This isn't a shot at anyone directly, it's just something I notice.

Especially, when you see someone delete posts because it makes them look clueless.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with giving your opinion and being incorrect; just don't pretend to be in the know. Those who do know a thing or two, will always stand out and go further. So, good luck to this former Football Radar employee.

[NCRichie]

Good luck to him; it’s a dream job for anyone who loves football.

[Robbie]

Good luck to him. Hope he can make a difference in his new position.

[NottsLoyal]

I can’t imagine working in football, especially for the club you support. Whilst it could be the dream job, I think there are aspects that could make you end up disliking football. It’s not an easy thing to do for work, but good luck to him.

[Blake]

I would prefer to work in football rather than at the club I support. Notts means a lot to me, but I wouldn't want to work for them. Best of luck to him.

[liampie]

companies like football radar probably pick up people from within football, so its probably a thing that is quite common both ways. good luck to him.

[TheSkipper]

It's a nice story, which I hope works out for him because it could be a dream job.

I was torn between working in football or general journalism, before I had my heart set on attending Leeds University. I thought that it could be fun working in football, I decided against it because I wanted to still be able to watch Notts. So, the lure of working within football is understandable.

[MagpieLane]

Football Radar will hire people from within football and from outside. They will both make the transition back and forth. But it's good to see a young man get his dream job at the club he supports.