retired_keonia

Will I be able to find a better job?

train

Re-Signing or Resigning ?

retired_keonia

Me quit coaching for that team. To quit not sure which is the right spelling

retired_intelsleuth

i think he means resigning. to answer you're question, i feel that if you resign then to a prospective chairman, you're nothing more than a quitter or a bottler(Adrian Durham catchphrase of the year). if you've been sacked, it shows that you've stuck at it.

other chairmen may feel differently. they may think that you've resigned in order to fufill your promise, or because you've fled a sinking ship. if sacked, they may think you have no talent.

either way, if you're looking for a new job, there are three options, apply whilst still in your current job (which could make your chairman unhappy, and he'll sack you if you're already in a bad way). you can resign and apply, or wait it out. the choice is ultimately yours.

Davey

From my experience in lower leagues your alot more likely to get a job that you have applyed for if you resign first as your new club doesn't have to pay compensation.