The answer is to scrap the position of DoF.
It's been a disaster.
If Moshiri is a businessman and he creates a post in any other business he owns and it turns out to be an expensive mistake, presumably he'd pull the plug on it and think again?
Why shoud it be any different for football?
Pretty much every successful club works with a DoF in some capacity.
Carlo has worked with a DoF through his entire career.
Man Utd are a ****show without one. Spurs are a bit of a mix - they have Levy but a head of recruitment who also acts similarly to a DoF.
There is a balance to be struck.
I don't blame Brands for our defeat yesterday, and we had a very good window this year. Unfortunately we're still short in some key areas though and he has made some dud signings, albeit ones with youth on their side when they joined so it shouldn't cost us too much.
He's had to deal with tighter purse strings because of what came before him but if we're basing him getting a new deal solely on his dealings/work in isolation, I think the jury's out (that's not just basing it on transfers, I mean in regards to how the football side of the club is run etc).