Colchester boss Hayden Mullins is eager to prove his worth in his first senior managerial role and help inspire the next generation of coaches from black and ethnic minority backgrounds. The first interview with new #ColU Head Coach Hayden Mullins. I need to be good enough to be able to do my position well and stay in my position. Fast forward six months and when Pearson was dismissed with the Vicarage Road outfit still fighting relegation, the rookie coach was tasked with securing Premier League survival. “I am ambitious and not afraid to go to a level which is a good and top level, but doesn’t have the riches of the Premier League.

Source: Express July 26, 2021 08:03 UTC