| So. This new training centre 16:52 - Jul 5 with 955 views | FrimleyBlue |
For those involved in the sport.. how much of a difference does it make.
Not the attracting players side of things. But what can it have within it whicj we may mot have at the training ground currently. How much can it help develop all ages. |  |
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| So. This new training centre on 16:59 - Jul 5 with 884 views | blueoutlook |
It’s all mod cons,and very shiny. End of the day it’s a lot of spin. |  | | |
| So. This new training centre on 17:04 - Jul 5 with 868 views | RetroBlue |
Id say it aids vommunications with the vlub as literally every employee is under the same roof. From a medical and rehab perspective the multidisciplinary team will certainly benefit in a player centered approach. All aspects of management will be operating in close proximity to the coaching staff as well. So for me, its communication and timely interventions which when spread across different sites would not be as effective. |  |
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| So. This new training centre on 17:07 - Jul 5 with 849 views | Zx1988 |
I think it all comes down to what was already there, and what it was replacing. Certainly getting rid of the portakabins will help, but it certainly won't be the level of upgrade as would be the case if Hull undertook a similar scheme:
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| So. This new training centre on 19:45 - Jul 5 with 566 views | RIPbobby |
| So. This new training centre on 17:04 - Jul 5 by RetroBlue |
Id say it aids vommunications with the vlub as literally every employee is under the same roof. From a medical and rehab perspective the multidisciplinary team will certainly benefit in a player centered approach. All aspects of management will be operating in close proximity to the coaching staff as well. So for me, its communication and timely interventions which when spread across different sites would not be as effective. |
Yeah that's the impression I got that it is great for injury rehab... Cue a season with zero injuries. |  | | |
| So. This new training centre on 19:56 - Jul 5 with 499 views | SheffordBlue |
As well as the rehab/medical facilities that others have mentioned it's also just scaled for the staff of a modern club and designed to support them working together. Ours was built for a time when the number of performance department staff would have been far fewer. Now we'll have no more people crammed in portacabin office, no more first team briefings taking place in a shared portacabin but a dedicated space with modern AV set up, etc.
McKenna often used to talk about the 'flow' of the training facility being right and from the plans it looks like a lot of that has been designed in. [Post edited 5 Jul 20:01]
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| So. This new training centre on 20:01 - Jul 5 with 469 views | Swansea_Blue |
| So. This new training centre on 19:56 - Jul 5 by SheffordBlue |
As well as the rehab/medical facilities that others have mentioned it's also just scaled for the staff of a modern club and designed to support them working together. Ours was built for a time when the number of performance department staff would have been far fewer. Now we'll have no more people crammed in portacabin office, no more first team briefings taking place in a shared portacabin but a dedicated space with modern AV set up, etc.
McKenna often used to talk about the 'flow' of the training facility being right and from the plans it looks like a lot of that has been designed in. [Post edited 5 Jul 20:01]
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And one more thing that’s not been mentioned yet is the benefit the club in general from continuing development. You can’t afford to stand still. The facilities need constant refreshes and upgrades to support a higher value of the club, otherwise you just get the decay we had under Evans (this is more important to the accounts that the players of course). |  |
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