“I work with people to help them fulfill their potential.” As far as opening statements in a CV go, there are few more ambitious and impressive than that. It is also intriguing, incentivising readers to look into it in more detail so, in that sense, Dan Wright’s is certainly a success.
There is, however, more to him than just the easy promises of a CV. Wright is someone who has worked himself tirelessly; rising through the ranks until he made it as the main person in charge at the Eastleigh academy. He has since left that job and is looking for new challenge, planning his next move.
In the meantime, he has kept himself busy by scouring the internet for the best coaching manuals and documents which are then retweeted. It is a great source of information, one that whets the appetite making you determined to find out more.
The full interview with Dan Wright can be found on Blueprint for Football.
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