New Fauldhouse United boss Iain Diack admits the committee’s plans for the membership meant the Hoose gig was just too goo to show down.
Diack took cost of his first sport on the weekend, with United dropping 4-3 at residence to West Calder United.
The previous Linlithgow Rose striker, who has had administration spells at Sauchie, East Kilbride Thistle and Rossvale instructed the Courier he had different choices on the desk however turned them down for the Park View gig, the place he has been joined by his long-time assistant Adrian Hanson.
He stated: “I had some provides within the West Premier and had been provided an interview with a Lowland League workforce.
“I spoke to Scott (Weatherby, secretary) and heard his imaginative and prescient and plans for the membership and that actually made me sit up and take discover.
“It’s the kind of mission that myself and Adrian have actually been on the lookout for so it’s only a state of affairs that actually felt like the fitting match.”
The brand new gaffer will take cost of three video games this time period earlier than placing plans in place for subsequent season however he admitted it was important to see what was already on the membership fairly than begin afresh in pre-season.
“It was vital to begin now. I may have waited and began in pre-season however the gamers who're right here deserve the prospect.
“It’s a clear slate for everybody and it’s a reality discovering mission for us. That was one thing I wished to verify occurred. They've the chance to showcase what they will do and there’s undoubtedly some actually gifted gamers on the membership.”
He added: “I've concepts by way of perspective, how we’re going to press and assault and issues like that however there’s no set in stone formation or something like that.
“It’s extra about the best way we go about enjoying and attempting to win than any type of sample or formation. I believe you should be versatile and adapt sport by sport and through video games if wants be.
“It’s an important park and we wish to play soccer, that’s for positive. I’ve been within the sport lengthy sufficient to know if you happen to simply hit the ball up the park, it’s prone to simply come again twice as rapidly.
“The extra you move the ball, the extra doubtless you're to get into the attacking third and that’s when the creativity of the gamers may be utilised.”
And Diack admits he’s excited by the youth set-up on the membership and is eager to deliver by way of the subsequent era of Hoose gamers, saying: “Firstly, anybody needs to be adequate however bringing by way of the youth and giving them a chance is one thing we’re actually keen about.
“I made my senior debut once I was 16 so I do know the significance of somebody having religion and belief to provide you that probability.
“What you’ll at all times get from younger gamers is enthusiasm and willingness to be taught. It’s vital for the membership that there’s a pathway from youth to the primary workforce.”
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