Sentence examples for be an exceptional coach from inspiring English sources

No one in the United States soccer community doubts that Heinrichs, 35, has the potential to be an exceptional coach.

"He would recognise I gave him everything, and I would recognise that he is an exceptional coach and an exceptional person.

BBC controller of entertainment commissioning Mark Linsey said: "We're so sorry to see Jessie go as she's been an exceptional coach.

"He is an exceptional coach who has a reputation within the game for being among the very best at bringing through young players, as his record at Manchester United shows.

"Lancashire's got a fantastic setup, with the right people in the right places, and Peter Moores is an exceptional coach.

Our guide for the two weeks was an exceptional professional coach, Vanda Marlow.

"He's won a few trophies in a short space of time, knows how to manage people, and is an exceptional cricket coach.

In a league that appreciates any team that makes life difficult for Bayern Munich, Schmidt was quickly heralded as an exceptional coach and it was even suggested that he may be the long-term successor to Guardiola at the Allianz Arena.

When Gregg Popovich is referred to as an exceptional coach, it refers as much to his coaching style as it does his overall effectiveness.

It is what makes Andy Flower such an exceptional coach – he wants players to look at themselves, to take responsibility, always to look how they can improve.

On the other, veterans themselves are an "exceptional talent source for coaching," especially when dealing with at-risk youth "because they understand violence, they understand trauma and they understand what an inner city kid is going through," he said.