User:Kelsey-

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Summary

Kelsey- as manager of East Meekly.

Kelsey- is a Hattrick manager from Leicestershire & Rutland, England.

He currently manages East Meekly, coaching the team to be Champions of VI. 163 in Season 82.

Kelsey- is known for his preference for developing youth players through training, whilst playing attacking football. He started his career playing the 4-4-2 formation, but following demotion from V. 87 has been noted to play 3-5-2. Kelsey- makes the claim that "managers should be tactically flexible, but work within their plans and believe in it to reap the rewards".

He can speak English fluently, good Deutsch and basic French.

England National Team

In 2023, Season 84, Kelsey- was a candidate in the yearly elections for National coach.

When running for the position, Kelsey gave the following candidate speech:

"As national team coach, I will implement an understanding of working with all types of players, and will have tactic flexibility within my role. I have an expansive knowledge of the game and can bring exciting new ideas to our national team, which is required for our progression. Understanding your opposition as well as understanding your own squad and how to utilise them, is the biggest battle in football. If you vote for me, you will be voting for an England team that improves year upon year."

Kelsey- ran alongside previous England assistant manager HPE-Bink286 - who was a majority favourite for the position. He was placed 2nd out of four candidates, finishing the election with 160 votes, amassing 12% of the total votes.

Controversy

Kelsey- has been known in the past for his dislike of Leicestershire & Rutland side Cosby Colts FC. Many East Meekly fans attribute his lack of composure against Cosby Colts FC to be a determining factor to the back-to-back league losses that caused Meekly to be demoted from V.87 in Season 83. Kelsey- was later heard to have put the blame on his local rivals for undeservedly remaining in the division.