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Football: United role for ex-player Hastings

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18 Aug, 2015 08:34 PM2 mins to read

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Matt Hastings

Matt Hastings

Former player Matt Hastings has taken on the newly created operations manager's job with the Hawke's Bay United Football Club.

Hastings, who was previously the events and marketing manager for Central Football and Hawke's Bay United, took on the role after former general manager John McGifford resigned from his job after three years at the helm.

"I feel extremely privileged and excited to accept this exciting opportunity," Hastings said.

"Last year in my role, it was a new experience for me, but an experience that I gained a lot of new skill sets and understanding around the game of football from a new direction and, for me, I feel this has helped in order to accept and move forward in the new role for the club."

"It was a very proud moment last season with the success that the team showed on the pitch and this has now set a very good foundation for us as we head into the upcoming season.

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"Along with all the support I have around me, I feel excited and confident taking on the role," Hastings said.

Hawke's Bay United chairwoman Paula Werahiko believed Hastings' experience and knowledge would be an asset to Hawke's Bay United heading into the upcoming season. She said: "We are fortunate to have Matt accept the operations manager role for Hawke's Bay United.

"He brings with him a wealth of experience and knowledge from many years in the game, including various roles in and around Hawke's Bay United.

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"Matt has been appointed as we believe he has the necessary skills for the role ... "

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