Maybe the first article was wishful thinking. He’s doing a good job with the Heptathlete, maybe that’s where he should concentrate.
I’m puzzled by the current role of the head coach. It seems as if it has been taken literally rather than the role of team leader. Leaving personal coaches at home and attempting to fill this role at the big meets without the foggiest idea how the athlete developed to be there in the first place is a recipe for disaster if I’ve ever heard of one.
At least Les has an athlete- what about the distance guy?