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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2020 · 1H 10M

Chris Hughton Live Interview

from Modern Soccer Coach Podcast · host Gary Curneen

Gary is joined by former Tottenham and Republic of Ireland player and Premier League manager Chris Hughton, as part of the live interview with North American Irish Coaches. The former Newcastle, Norwich, Birmingham and Brighton manager discusses the following: - What he learned playing under Jack Charlton - Managing upwards in the modern game - Dealing with relegation at Newcastle - Role of data and analysis - Current state of the game If you are looking for a coach education opportunity at the moment, we currently have FOUR spots left for the Modern Soccer Coach Mentorship Program in July. I will take a group of coaches through an intensive four week course where they will take specific themes and discuss them in-depth through webinars, along with assignments where coaches will get feedback on their work. We will cover philosophy, tactical analysis and session design, as well as looking at ways they can improve their environment to maximize the time they have with their team. The course will be split into four weeks with a webinar and assignment on each one. You can reserve your place here: https://www.modernsoccercoach.com/shop

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