We're lucky Stuart Webber didn't see this........

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Current vacancies at ITFC

Academy Strength and Conditioning Coach

The

Academy Strength and Conditioning coach will assist, manage &

develop Sport Science and Strength and Conditioning strategies in

addition to being an applied practitioner based within the academy on a

daily basis. The successful candidate will plan and deliver efficient

and effective operations of the Ipswich Town Academy Strength &

Conditioning Programme across all age phases (U9-U23), and with specific

focus to the U18 & U9 to U16 squads.

The successful

candidate must have a thorough understanding of the various Sports

Science and Medicine disciplines and their impact on training and

performance of elite athletes.

Hours: Flexibility is essential for this role. This is a full-time role requiring

flexibility to work regular evenings and weekends, plus regular travel to

away matches. Ability to work irregular and unsocial hours as required.

Work may be subject to change with less than 24 hours notice on

occasions.

Candidate Requirements

ESSENTIAL:

- BSc (Hons) Sports Science or equivalent.

- Experience working in a professional environment.

- UKSCA Accredited, or able to obtain within 12 months.

- Organisational & effective managerial skills.

- Excellent reporting skills (verbal & written).

- Excellent IT skills including Microsoft office software.

- Working knowledge of EPPP.

- Complete enhanced FA DBS check with Ipswich Town.

- Attend an emergency Aid course provided.

DESIRABLE:

- Masters degree in a relevant field.

- Physical Performance pathway level 3.

- Experience working in a professional football club.- UFEA ‘B’ coaching qualifications.

- Specialist Strength & Conditioning qualifications.

- BASES accreditation.

The closing date for applications will be the 16th April 2017.

To apply for the position please send your CV and covering letter to james.reynolds@itfc.co.uk

And the rewards for this highly qualified position?Salary: £16,500 per annum.Contract Type: Permanent (Full Time)I''ve already applied but I''m just wondering what I''m going to spend all that money on. [:D]http://www.itfc.co.uk/club/jobs_itfc/

[Crabbycanary3 994]

SIXTEEN AND A HALF THOUSAND? My goodness me, they don''t want much , do they?

[Van wink 2,994]

Has Ricky seen it?

[kick it off 2,062]

I''d be interested to see how many applicants they get that are educated to Masters level for that pay scale. Ludicrous.

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[quote user="Van Klomp"]Has Ricky seen it?[/quote]

I get the impression that the man from Mulbarton isn''t familiar with being paid at a rate that''s commensurate to his ability.

[Van wink 2,994]

Risen to height of his own incompetence.😀

[Big Vince 423]

Some things never change.

Norwich City Football Club is in a dire mess and what is the best you can do?

Dredge up some story about Ipswich. Who''s interested?

Must be a binner.

[Van wink 2,994]

Ripping out ones own bowells and roasting them before supper sounds more appropriate Vince.

[Big Vince 423]

[quote user="Van Klomp"]Ripping out ones own bowells and roasting them before supper sounds more appropriate Vince.[/quote]

That''s better. Don''t forget the seasoning.

[shaunieboy77 84]

£16,500 .. That''s the tranfer budget gone then.

[YorkshirePudding 0]

You''d make more money betting against Ipsh1t to get promoted...

Actually, i have a masters degree. I may consider applying just so I could laugh in Mick McCarthy''s face

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I like this bit........"The successful

candidate must have a thorough understanding of the various Sports

Science and Medicine disciplines and their impact on training and

performance of elite athletes."Have they got any? [:^)]

[Nuff Said 5,963]

I can only assume they''re thinking about their opposition Lappin.