http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/33623590
For the last source we look at Bristol Rovers manager Darrell Clarke in his pursuit of a new deal after guiding his team to the Football League at the first attempt since their relegation twelve months ago.
His response from his interview was that “Bristol Rovers are a great club with great supporters, I'm looking forward to building on the success we had last season. There was never any question of me not agreeing to sign a new contract, we just needed a little bit of time to iron out all of the details". This is a positive face as he has not tarnished his reputation by not signing a new deal and then ultimately leaving the club. This is a good thing for all those involved at Bristol Rovers by him signing a new deal.
When we compare all of the sources we can see that those managing at a lower level for example Steve Cotterill of Bristol City are more open to answer questions from the media regarding trnafers and tactics for the dream than those managing at the top level of football. Equally though managing in countries other than England tend to be more open to the media about plans they are working in within the club.
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