U23 or Olympic Jobs

[shalabi]

If you accept these types of jobs, must you leave your old job or is it an extra position?

 

[Scullybug]

You can keep your club job as well. Its the same as taking a full national job. I think for most olympic teams you are removed from the position after the tournament finishes as you wont play again for another 4 years

 

[shalabi]

Thanks, That's what I thought. The reason I asked is because the news feeds were acting as if I was looking to replace my job when applying for the US U23 job.

 

[covmatty1]

I managed GB in 2012 after my first season with Arsenal. It's a good bit of fun, lost in the final to Spain

Out of interest, I wonder what would happen if you were already a club and international manager at the time (of a team that doesn't compete in the Olympics themselves) - I presume you'd have to leave the International job to do the Olympics?

 

[shalabi]

@covmatty1

Your hypothesis is likely correct. More than likely it would be like when you try to sign a contract when you dont have the space or the okay of the board... it just denies you the opportunity to sign.

 

[Scullybug]

I managed GB in 2012 after my first season with Arsenal. It's a good bit of fun, lost in the final to Spain

Same mate. Lost on a penalty shootout with andy carroll missing our 5th pen

 

[Draigh]

I managed GB in 2012 after my first season with Arsenal. It's a good bit of fun, lost in the final to Spain

Managed Spain in 2012, won the finals against Redknapp's Great Britain.