Mikel expects bigger Chelsea role

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  The Ministry of Youth and Sports invites applications from suitably qualified Ghanaians who are goal oriented, results driven with exceptional leadership qualities and enthusiasm for appointment to the following position in the National Sports College.   1. Director Objective of the position: To provide overall professional and administrative leadership, vision, strategic direction, guidance and supervision of the operations of the College Provide strategic direction for the work of the College subject to the directives of the Board/Ministry Day-to-Day administration and Management of the College Ensure the implementation of policy decisions of the Board/Ministry Propose policies relating to the strategic directions of the College for consideration by the Board/Ministry Initiates programmes for training of Coaches, Sports Administrators/Managers and Physiotherapist Forster and promote cooperation and relationship between the College and other relevant national and international Organisations/institutions Submits annual and other periodic reports on the operations and activities of the College to the Board/Ministry Manage the resources (Financial, personnel, Logistics and Equipments) of the College for optimum performance   Required Skills or Experience A minimum of a Master’s Degree in Social sciences, preferably, Sports Administration, Management or any related discipline A minimum of fifteen (15) years post qualification relevant work experience, five (5) of which should be in a senior management position in a reputable institution Competence and Skills: Strong managerial and organisational skills Ability to think broadly and demonstration of creativity Good leadership and decision making skills Strong administrative and supervisory skills Good team player Excellent communication, analytical and interpersonal skills Proficiency in computer application Conversant with the Financial Administration Act; the Public Procurement Act and the internal Audit Act Conversant with current policies and regulations of the international Sports Organisations     2.

27 June 2011

Nigeria international John Mikel Obi has said he expects to enjoy more playing time at Chelsea under new coach Andrea Villa-Boas.

Mikel was frozen out towards the business end of last season as Chelsea battled to retain their English Premier League crown.

He has since been widely linked with a move away from Stamford Bridge as Chelsea reorganise for the coming campaign.

“I hope to enjoy regular playing time under him (new coach). I will definitely do my best to impress him and let him see reason why I should be playing regularly for the team,” Mikel told Nigerian newspaper National Life.

“He has worked with us in the past and I think he shares so many things in common with our former manager, Jose Mourinho.

“I hope we win many trophies under his tenure.”

Mikel further said he was relieved that the search for a new Chelsea boss has ended with the appointment of the former FC Porto coach.

“The search for a replacement for (Carlo) Ancelotti is over now and I can’t wait to start working with the new man,” he said.

The 24-year-old midfielder joined ‘The Blues’ in 2006 after a much-publicised row involving Manchester United.

He has thus far made over 158 appearances for Chelsea, winning the EPL title two seasons ago as well as three FA Cup and a League Cup winners’ medal.

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