Huddersfield Town manager Danny Cowley to conduct 'mini-audit' ahead of deciding upon his backroom structure.
Cowley, speaking ahead of his managerial bow in Sunday's televised home derby with Yorkshire rivals Sheffield Wednesday, has been busy establishing working relationships with his staff at the club ahead of deciding if he wants to implement change regarding possible additions from outside.
The 40-year-old had initially rejected the overtures of chairman Phil Hodgkinson after being offered the head coach role, only to have a rethink after being offered the managerial position, giving him a wider remit to implement change across at levels of the club affecting first-team matters.
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Hide AdThe former Lincoln City chief said: "At this present point, it is about speaking to everybody about doing a 'mini-audit'.
"In business, we talk about 30, 60, 90 days, but in football, it is much shorter. We have probably got a two-week period to get to know everybody and get to understand the different provisions.
"It is clear to see there are some fantastic staff that we are very lucky to inherit. We certainly will not be making change for change's sake.
"We will look at everyone and have all the provisions, academy, medical, sports science, performance analysis and recruitment.
"And then we will try and make some intelligent decisions. I am a simple man, everyone has my trust until they lose it."