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NEW Huddersfield Town Head Coach Carlos Corberán has chosen fellow Spaniards Jorge Alarcón and Narcís Pèlach as his assistants, with Linas Treigys appointed performance analyst.
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CRAIG SHAKESPEARE has been appointed assistant manager by Aston Villa as the club looks to add “Premier League know-how” ahead of the 2020/21 season.
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FORMER Tottenham captain Ledley King has been appointed as one of Jose Mourinho’s assistants at the club.
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MATT McGINN set out to discover why Iceland produces more pros per capita than any other European nation, while also punching above its weight on the international stage.
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DAVID COLES, who has coached with Southampton, Portsmouth, Bristol City and England during a career spanning more than two decades, tells us about the past, present and future of goalkeeping in this country.
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THE Premier League and PFA are funding a new coach placement scheme aimed at increasing the number of BAME players moving into full-time coaching roles in the professional game.
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MANCHESTER CITY have appointed Juan Manuel Lillo - described by Pep Guardiola as “the best coach I ever had” - as the club’s new assistant manager.
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BURNLEY have appointed 29-year-old German Fabian Otte as assistant goalkeeper coach to act as a link between the Academy and first team.
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PREMIER LEAGUE clubs resumed contact training yesterday, with Championship sides due to follow suit from next Tuesday. All have been aided by detailed guidance on permitted drills from the Premier League's Football Department.
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PREMIER LEAGUE clubs have voted unanimously to resume full contact training, which is Stage Two of Project Restart.
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FORMER Ireland winger Andrew Trimble got so frustrated with poor team scheduling and communication that he created a solution of his own, which is now being adopted by teams including Stoke City.
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CHAMPIONSHIP clubs will begin training in small groups from Monday, although League One and Two will have to wait in the absence of a testing programme in those divisions.