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Message: [QUOTE="BroncsFan, post: 3285119, member: 9052"] I'm not entirely sure, but to me the GM of football looks after everything other than what happens on the training pitch and footy field. What happens on the field is Kevvie's domain. From a hierarchy perspective I don't believe he sits above Kevvie rather they sit at the same level i.e. they can't hire or fire each other and both report to the CEO. I'd say his role would be overseeing: - R&R in conjunction with Kevvie; including overseeing the contract negotiations and salary cap management - Scouting and elite pathways - Football operations (logistics, player welfare, etc.) - If so then it means he sits above Steve Walters?? - Possibly contracts for support staff - so negotiating the contracts for Kevvie's assistants, high performance staff, etc. - selection of support staff would be in conjunction with Kevvie and he would have a heavy influence there He probably wears a few more hats than just those above and he won't be directly responsible to do all of those things (he might want more involvement in certain aspects like salary cap management), but he will need to manage the teams and resources under each aspect and will be responsible for their performances. I believe the best GM's of football basically work closely with the coach to know what they want and be able to get it for them... If the coach wants a certain player or wants to retain a certain player, then Ikin will need to get it done at a good result for the club overall. [/QUOTE]

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