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17-Year-Old Korean Boy Applies For Bath City Manager Job, Sends Club Over 100 Emails

By Alan Duffy


Won Jae Yang wants to be Bath City manager, and he wants it bad. The 17-year-old Korean student has bombarded the Blue Square Premier League strugglers with in excess of 100 emails highlighting how the club can improve and how he’s the man/boy to replace current manager Adie Britton and lead them to glory.

In a slightly cruel but highly entertaining move by the club themselves, they have decided to publish a selection of the teenage obsessive’s emails.

His first email begins thus: “Hello. My name is Won Jae Yang from Korea. The reason why I am sending you an e-mail is because I want to be Bath City’ Manager. On its last game, I believe that that the Bath City’ played well but has not 1played to its full potential. The current ranking shows you that. Honestly, I do not understand Manager, His tactic fluctuates harshly. He does not satisfy Bath City’s passion.”

If you want to read more, click here.

Interestingly, Bath City, who have currently lie bottom of the table after taking just eight points from 20 games this season, ask the question  - Should Won Jae Yang get the job? Send your thoughts to wonjae@bathcityfc.com.

I sense the birth of a new cult hero.

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By Alan Duffy on November 24th, 2011 in FAIL. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
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6 Responses to “17-Year-Old Korean Boy Applies For Bath City Manager Job, Sends Club Over 100 Emails”

  1. C says:

    I’ve also played alot of Football Manager, I want the job too!

    Time to draft my application letter…

  2. Matt says:

    I’ve established Havant & Waterlooville as a top Prem side and qualified for the Champions League on FM, surely that makes me a candidate for the Bath City job.

  3. jamie says:

    Or maybe there is no Won Jae Yang and this is all an exercise to get people talking about Bath City?

  4. Redskywalker says:

    give him the job?

  5. WildScotsman6 says:

    The money in publicity will cover any risk!

  6. Change makes chance says:

    He got a passion. Sending excess of 100 emails, it’s not easy tho.. At least, we should call him and then let’s debate seriously.

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