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"Yes, The shows back for a third season. We have created and matured some of the best managers of best managers of the last four seasons, putting them under intense pressure and making teams battle against each otherr in life-changing circumstances to succeed. There will be only One winner. Who will it be!?!"
Britain's Next Manager Wikipedia Page Extract:
Britain's Next Manager is a television programme broadcast on Sky1 in the United Kingdom[1]. The show aims to find a young managers who could be the "next big thing" in football management and reward them with a professional contract at Manchester United football club, with a job as a coach. The idea is that the player will be wanted by clubs, and will get a chance to work with "the best in the business" before moving onto a full-time management job at another club. Vital experience will be won during the show, with guest stars ranging from José Mourinho to Phil Brown.[2] It is thought that the range of guests will bring different experiences for different circumstances.[3]
The series of three shows, the newest one airing in 2009, are hosted by a managers son, and ex England player Jamie Redknapp. The competition is judged by a panel of Sky Sports pundits, plus a member of Manchester United staff, who changes every year.
Sir Alex Ferguson formulates the fifteen tasks, and picks the clubs that the participants will get too play as in the final stages of the competition.
Previous winners have been Robert Marshall, who is now the manager of high-flying Folkestone Invicta, who are top of their division, after narrowly missing out on promotion last season. Also, last years winner was Rafael Juán, who is now manager of Blue Square South team Bath, of which are in a playoff position in the current league table.
"This year, thousands of applicants have applied. Fifteen have been selected. But there can only be One Britain's Next Manager."
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Sooooooooooooo, yep, you guessed it. I am applying for Britain's Next Manager. The problem is, that I have to write an essay about myself, my footballing history, and why I should be selected. I have the required English grade to enter the competition, so now, all I have to do is write this. The final thirty get interviewed, and the best fifteen get to go onto the show. When I was younger, I used to play for my local under 16's side. I took an interest in management, when my nephew started playing football for his under 9's. I took him to every match, and got offered the manager position. We were doing exceptionally well, and I was getting used to winning. It felt a bit boring after a while, and I needed a new challenge. So, now I am here writing my essay.
Two weeks later...
'And... The participating contestants are...'
I fuzzed out completely. All I saw was people delighted, and walking over to shake Jamie Redknapp's hand. All I could hear was my own heart pounding against my chest. My name waiting to be called.
'Josh Creighton.'
'Yesssssssssssssssssssssssss!!!!!!!!' I shrieked. Although I looked a bit too over excited for a grown man, receiving a certificate for entry onto a show. I was still delighted.
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Authors Note:
This is a fictional show. The show will eventually tap into my FM game... If everything goes well. Otherwise the story may end. Also, I usually have flaws with my story, so if you can point them out, or give me ideas for the show. I would be really grateful!
Britain's Next Manager Wikipedia Page Extract:
Britain's Next Manager is a television programme broadcast on Sky1 in the United Kingdom[1]. The show aims to find a young managers who could be the "next big thing" in football management and reward them with a professional contract at Manchester United football club, with a job as a coach. The idea is that the player will be wanted by clubs, and will get a chance to work with "the best in the business" before moving onto a full-time management job at another club. Vital experience will be won during the show, with guest stars ranging from José Mourinho to Phil Brown.[2] It is thought that the range of guests will bring different experiences for different circumstances.[3]
The series of three shows, the newest one airing in 2009, are hosted by a managers son, and ex England player Jamie Redknapp. The competition is judged by a panel of Sky Sports pundits, plus a member of Manchester United staff, who changes every year.
Sir Alex Ferguson formulates the fifteen tasks, and picks the clubs that the participants will get too play as in the final stages of the competition.
Previous winners have been Robert Marshall, who is now the manager of high-flying Folkestone Invicta, who are top of their division, after narrowly missing out on promotion last season. Also, last years winner was Rafael Juán, who is now manager of Blue Square South team Bath, of which are in a playoff position in the current league table.
"This year, thousands of applicants have applied. Fifteen have been selected. But there can only be One Britain's Next Manager."
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Sooooooooooooo, yep, you guessed it. I am applying for Britain's Next Manager. The problem is, that I have to write an essay about myself, my footballing history, and why I should be selected. I have the required English grade to enter the competition, so now, all I have to do is write this. The final thirty get interviewed, and the best fifteen get to go onto the show. When I was younger, I used to play for my local under 16's side. I took an interest in management, when my nephew started playing football for his under 9's. I took him to every match, and got offered the manager position. We were doing exceptionally well, and I was getting used to winning. It felt a bit boring after a while, and I needed a new challenge. So, now I am here writing my essay.
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Two weeks later...
'And... The participating contestants are...'
I fuzzed out completely. All I saw was people delighted, and walking over to shake Jamie Redknapp's hand. All I could hear was my own heart pounding against my chest. My name waiting to be called.
'Josh Creighton.'
'Yesssssssssssssssssssssssss!!!!!!!!' I shrieked. Although I looked a bit too over excited for a grown man, receiving a certificate for entry onto a show. I was still delighted.
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Authors Note:
This is a fictional show. The show will eventually tap into my FM game... If everything goes well. Otherwise the story may end. Also, I usually have flaws with my story, so if you can point them out, or give me ideas for the show. I would be really grateful!
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