how about bellamy and dutch ray

For manager replacing slade ?

For manager replacing slade ?

Whats the point?. Both have achieved the same as Slade.. nothing !

I honestly don't know why Bellamy's name continues to be mentioned on here, no managerial or coaching experience worth noting.

Personally, I would hate Bellamy as our manager. Appreciate and respect him dropping a division to join us when he could have easily stayed in the Premier League but I just don't see him as manager material.

Now your talking. Wd love the both of them to Manage and Coach the team.

Now your talking. Wd love the both of them to Manage and Coach the team.

Think they could be a good partnership

Obviously some people don't no anything about ray or bellers! They would be a good combination

Obviously some people don't no anything about ray or bellers! They would be a good combination

Ray was credited with turning Wales fortunes around with speed, very highly rated coach ,I think with bellamys passion and his knowledge would be a great partnership

Obviously some people don't no anything about ray or bellers! They would be a good combination

Ray was a part of an excellent set up with Wales and done very well. On what basis can you suggest Bellamy will be a hit?

He has criticised Cardiff fans, he is very tempered and can be very unprofessional. No doubt he has the passion but I could see him disrupting a dressing room and unsettling players - which he has a history of doing.

He holds the Uefa A coaching licence, but not the “Pro” Licence. In an era when the FAW are becoming more and more strict on the qualifications required by domestic team managers, the National Team’s Assistant Manager holds only the same qualification as that required to run a Welsh Premier League club’s Junior Academy. Raymond Verheijen has fewer coaching qualifications than Andy Legg and Neville Powell.

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I follow Raymaond on twitter,he goes all over the world to sports conventions and talks.Just released a book as well.Very well educated on football espeacially the fitness.I would give it a go if the vacancies arise.

He holds the Uefa A coaching licence, but not the “Pro” Licence. In an era when the FAW are becoming more and more strict on the qualifications required by domestic team managers, the National Team’s Assistant Manager holds only the same qualification as that required to run a Welsh Premier League club’s Junior Academy. Raymond Verheijen has fewer coaching qualifications than Andy Legg and Neville Powell.

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Would he need a pro licence as a number 2 ?

He holds the Uefa A coaching licence, but not the “Pro” Licence. In an era when the FAW are becoming more and more strict on the qualifications required by domestic team managers, the National Team’s Assistant Manager holds only the same qualification as that required to run a Welsh Premier League club’s Junior Academy. Raymond Verheijen has fewer coaching qualifications than Andy Legg and Neville Powell.

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Would he need a pro licence as a number 2 ?

Probably, he's a fitness coach, he has no tactical expertise.

Apologies if I am wrong but I am sure the issue of Craig Bellamy Pro Licence cropped up today in the Daily Mirror. The article suggested that he was in Zurich with a few other Premiership Managers finishing their Pro Licence.

He holds the Uefa A coaching licence, but not the “Pro” Licence. In an era when the FAW are becoming more and more strict on the qualifications required by domestic team managers, the National Team’s Assistant Manager holds only the same qualification as that required to run a Welsh Premier League club’s Junior Academy. Raymond Verheijen has fewer coaching qualifications than Andy Legg and Neville Powell.

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Would he need a pro licence as a number 2 ?

Probably, he's a fitness coach, he has no tactical expertise.[/quote


No tactical expertise but has studied under several top managers and coaches on way to badges!

He holds the Uefa A coaching licence, but not the “Pro” Licence. In an era when the FAW are becoming more and more strict on the qualifications required by domestic team managers, the National Team’s Assistant Manager holds only the same qualification as that required to run a Welsh Premier League club’s Junior Academy. Raymond Verheijen has fewer coaching qualifications than Andy Legg and Neville Powell.

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Would he need a pro licence as a number 2 ?

Probably, he's a fitness coach, he has no tactical expertise.[/quote


No tactical expertise but has studied under several top managers and coaches on way to badges!

You're happy for a man who has less qualifications than Andy Legg and Neville Powell to be Assistant Manager?