Paul Hurst believes being head coach rather than manager is giving him more time to focus on Shrewsbury Town’s survival battle.
The 49-year-old returned to Shropshire for his second stint in the Town dugout six weeks ago, tasked with ensuring the club avoid the drop from League One.
“So from that point of view it is quite easy. When it comes to forward planning, that sits with Micky quite comfortably and allows us to focus on the games we have coming up. Hurst continued: “There are certain things you can plan, other things you can’t. It isn’t rocket science. “While it is relatively simple in terms of putting a team out on the pitch and hoping they get a result, there are different changes you want to make in terms of how we work.
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