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Coaches
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Steve Foster
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when did Paul leave?
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Ian Chapman never had any coaching badges.
Today - he is now goalkeeping coach at Norwich.
In answr to the original question, I don't know the answer. However the club have a good recent record of finding decent goalkeeping coaches, so I hope we geta decent replacement.
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I think he has just one missing to do
dunno
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Presumably Micky has his badges otherwise he wouldn't have been able to have managed Leicester in the premiership - without special dispensation. Other than that...Hinsh?
Scotty Mac
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- Jul 13, 2003
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booker has some does he not?
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Most people seem to think that Booker and White don't have them
severnside gull
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Guy was taking his
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The Large One
Who's Next?
Charlie Oatway
Deano's Invisible Pants
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I believe Bob Booker has UEFA-level coaching badges.
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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When he joined there was an article in the Argus along the lines he had never done a coaching course.
Scotty Mac
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that is the impression i was under
Uncle Buck
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He does good impressions.
is that a fact?
dunno
Old Skool
From an interview with Micky Adams in 2003
When Saturday Comes - The Half Decent Football Magazine - Micky Adams interview
Managers at top level are now required to qualify for a Pro Licence by UEFA. Do you feel that managers should have coaching qualifications?
Well, I’ve done all my badges. I’ve refused to do the Pro Licence at the minute, but that’s a matter of finding time. I think all these qualifications are good for your managerial education, and the people that never go on them and moan about them are missing out on a part of their footballing education that can only make you better. I don’t understand why people don’t want to go on them. It’s an accepted part of being a modern football manager.
Actually it's quite interesing reading in hindsight
When Saturday Comes - The Half Decent Football Magazine - Micky Adams interview
Managers at top level are now required to qualify for a Pro Licence by UEFA. Do you feel that managers should have coaching qualifications?
Well, I’ve done all my badges. I’ve refused to do the Pro Licence at the minute, but that’s a matter of finding time. I think all these qualifications are good for your managerial education, and the people that never go on them and moan about them are missing out on a part of their footballing education that can only make you better. I don’t understand why people don’t want to go on them. It’s an accepted part of being a modern football manager.
Actually it's quite interesing reading in hindsight
Perhaps the Insider could answer this question..........
Da Man Clay
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- Dec 16, 2004
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I doubt he was that keen on keeping him. It was fairly clear that Wilkins wasn't going to take that job.