Splyce Announce New Call of Duty Head Coach

In an announcement posted on Twitter earlier today, gaming organization Splyce has revealed their new Head Coach, former pro player Mark “MarkyB” Bryceland.

We are proud to announce our new Call of Duty Coach @MarkyB. Check out the video below to learn more! pic.twitter.com/2doHIluFHd

— Splyce (@Splyce) June 1, 2018

“I feel that with me now involved with the team, that’s an extra pair of eyes that is able to be within these scrims and help take the team to the next level,” explained MarkyB in the announcement video. “The goal always within this team, within these players, is to win, so that is the goal now.”

Fans of the European Call of Duty scene will remember MarkyB from his many years as a professional player. Having announced his retirement from competing only a few weeks ago, MarkyB emphasized that he was open to the possibility of returning, and it seems that Splyce has capitalized on this decision by selecting him as their new Head Coach.

While Splyce managed a promising finish at CWL Birmingham, their lack of results since have caused several roster moves including replacing Thomas “Tommey” Trewren with Joshua-Lee “Joshh” Sheppard, and now new Head Coach MarkyB. Only time will tell if this move is enough to improve Splyce’s lagging position, however with his many years as a pro himself, MarkyB is sure to bring lots to the table in turning this powerhouse around.

For more information on the Splyce line-up, check out their official website, here.