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The phrase "a player coach" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a coach who also participates as a player, often seen in sports contexts.
Example: "The team was fortunate to have a player coach who could lead by example on the field."
Alternatives: "playing coach" or "dual-role coach".
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Michael enjoys ultimate frisbee in the Boston area as a player, coach, and league director.
All told, he made 21 World Series appearances as a player, coach and manager.
As a player, coach, and manager, Alex Ferguson learned the importance of discipline and thinking long term.
He's had many clubs since, as a player, coach and scout.
Oates spent 34 years as a player, coach and manager in professional baseball.
"Linus is essentially a player, coach and general manager of the Linux effort," Mr. Cohen said.
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It indicates that he is taking a "player-coach" role.
Teams often asked him to be a player-coach.
It was a player-coach kind of role.
Former England rugby star Mr Tindall is now a player-coach at Gloucester.
Damon said he was almost a player-coach, and Jackson praised his influence.
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