Jesse Marsch | “I didn’t want the Leeds job, I told them to keep Bielsa!”
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American Coaches in English Football
This chapter explores the challenges faced by American coaches in English football, emphasizing the cultural and terminological hurdles that lead to public scrutiny. Highlighting figures like Bob Bradley and Ralph Rangnick, it discusses personal experiences, team dynamics, and the impact of increasing American ownership in the sport. The chapter also contemplates the implications of foreign investment on club traditions and the evolving landscape of equality in coaching roles.
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