The phrase "a fresh manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a new or recently appointed manager, often implying that they bring new ideas or energy to the role.
Example: "The company is excited to welcome a fresh manager who will lead the team in innovative directions."
Alternatives: "a new manager" or "a recent manager".
These wild-card Florida Marlins, who finished the regular season ten games behind the Atlanta Braves in the National League East, entered the post-season as an assemblage of attractive outsiders who'd posted the best record in their league since the beginning of June under a fresh manager, seventy-two-year-old Jack McKeon, called out of retirement to take the post early in May.
"It was said when I left that it was good for Stoke to have a fresh manager.
This will allow an instantly recognisable blueprint to identify players and any fresh manager appointment.
He left because he felt he could no longer find the solution and that a new manager, a fresh voice, might have more success.
But as might be expected for a United team in their opening outing of pre-season, under a new manager, playing a fresh 5-2-3 shape that featured the new-boys, Herrera and Shaw, there were still concerns for Van Gaal.
And Tootle thinks a fresh approach from a new manager will have an impact.
An ageing squad a year older, the younger generation a year further from fruition, it has been a wasted season, the club less attractive for both a new manager and fresh players, £70m spent with little to show for it, that monstrous debt still in place.
"I said I would just be leaving Rangers at the end of that season, which I think is still the right thing considering that the club changed ownership and it gave them an opportunity to have a new manager and a fresher start.
"We need somebody with a fresh arm," Manager Bobby Cox said.
"Yet there are traits that apply to all winners and to organisations whose leaders aspire to win". In his latest BBC Sport interview, Ferguson laughed off the public perception of him as a touchline "monster" but admitted that, as a fresh young manager, he was "ferocious and my anger was obvious" before that dressing-room manner was tempered by experience.
Cover image: Aaron Schlossberg rants at a Fresh Kitchen manager in Manhattan, May 16 , 2018
