Around four and a half years ago I met up with him in a posh golf club in Fife. He was based in Dundee and was coaching at United where he had revamped their youth academy.
I am a football coach and heard him being interviewed on radio Scotland at length regarding his new coaching methods and thoughts. I dropped him an email to say I was impressed with what he had to say and then joined his online coaching website Box Soccer Training.
I started using some of his methods in my own coaching getting good results.
After a few more emails back and forth he asked to meet up for lunch as he was looking for someone to coach his box training methods in the Edinburgh and surrounding area's.
He seemed a decent enough guy but did look very young to be in such a high coaching position.
Although I was raving about him back then saying he would defo a force in the future I never envisaged him being the a Manager this early in his career and certainly not the Hearts manager.
Thank god I didn't take up his offer or I might have been helping him to plot the Scottish cup demise of my beloved Hibees.
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14-02-2017 09:13 PM #1
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I had lunch with Cathro.
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14-02-2017 09:17 PM #2
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14-02-2017 09:58 PM #7
Did he finish all his vegetables before his mum let him leave the table?
"I did not need any persuasion to play for such a great club, the Hibs result is still one of the first I look for"
Sir Matt Busby
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15-02-2017 12:17 AM #8This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Seems a bit harsh to me. Hearts manager or not.
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15-02-2017 01:38 AM #10
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I am glad you thought outside the box.
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15-02-2017 01:51 AM #11
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I understand the open season on him and it's no big deal but personality jibe seems a bit poor.
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15-02-2017 03:07 AM #12
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He might have some tactical nous but I would question his ability to motivate his players when things go astray like they will in a weeks time. If a player needs his butt kicked he ain't the man, or his Neil in a beanie sidekick.
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15-02-2017 06:47 AM #13
I met someone in the game that knows him too. Cathro seems to have impressed a lot of people. Hopefully it will be right and he will be come a force in our national game but only after recovering from a disastrous time at Hearts beginning with a really brutal hammering in the replay.
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15-02-2017 06:53 AM #14
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My son goes to two football sessions one is box, the other is a club.
The box sessions are light years ahead. One of my friends there is the coach and is impressed with Cathro though he's also a youth coach at hearts and a hearts fan so is likely biased.
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15-02-2017 07:36 AM #15
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glory glory
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15-02-2017 08:05 AM #18
Coaches can only affect a game to a certain degree. In the end it's up to the players to find the extra few percent to win games. If he was such a good coach he wouldn't be at Hertz.
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15-02-2017 08:25 AM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Ps: some sensitive souls on this thread. The guy met him for lunch, he wasn't discussing the size of his tadger after a steamy love session or anything. Public domain =fair game, within the boundaries of decency and libel.
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15-02-2017 09:21 AM #20
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15-02-2017 09:39 AM #22
Box soccer isn't revolutionary, I was coaching these things years back.
However, he/they have packaged it and are selling it as something new and different and well done to them.
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15-02-2017 09:42 AM #23
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Picture or it didnae happen
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15-02-2017 09:43 AM #24
Is this Box Soccer thing not just the equivalent of Coerver 20 years on? We heard that was going to revolutionise Scottish football in the 1990's.
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15-02-2017 09:43 AM #25
'Box Soccer'
Anyone who calls football 'soccer' should be punished severely.PERSEVERE
Verb: pə:ːsɪ'ˈvɪə/
To not give up.
To go the distance.
To stop at nothing.
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15-02-2017 10:30 AM #26This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote"Washing one's hands of the conflict between the powerful and the powerless means to side with the powerful, not to be neutral.' - Paulo Freire
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Is it true his mum irons his underpants and writes his name on the back of his coats?
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