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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a league manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person responsible for overseeing and managing a sports league or organization.
Example: "The league manager announced the new rules for the upcoming season during the press conference."
Alternatives: "a league director" or "a league administrator."
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He had stints as a youth team coach at Elm Park and the Madejski stadium, then with Chelsea from 2004, and his first game as a league manager was Saturday's 1-1 drawithth Doncaster Rovers, a result which edged the Hornets up to 20th place, some three points clear of the cut-off.
"They want to be a league club and I want to be a league manager," he said.
He told BBC Spotlight: "It's nice to be back as a League manager as there's still things I need to prove to people.
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"I got a two-year contract with a club option for a third," Gardenhire, a minor league manager for the Twins from 1988 through 1990, said on a conference call.
"But it's a fantastic job and a Premier League manager is in a very fortunate and coveted position.
Fregosi had a 1,028-1,095 record in 15 years as a major league manager, including a 237-249 mark in his three seasons (1979-81) in Anaheim.
Jim Kaat has rarely considered trading in his life as a baseball announcer for a job as a major league manager.
Q. You've been a player, a broadcaster, a minor league coach and a minor league manager.
La Russa spent parts of two seasons as a minor league manager, and a close friend, Detroit Tigers Manager Jim Leyland, spent 11.
Howe has a 304-344 record with the A's and a 696-762 recoverover all as a major league manager.
Scioscia, who became manager in 2000 after one losing year as a minor league manager, has an option that allows him to leave after 2015.
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