The word "coach" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as both a noun and a verb. Example sentence: I am hiring a coach to help me improve my tennis skills.
And it is not just something verbal with the coach but something that is written in the contract.
He was also the GB men's Olympic coach for the Sydney 2000 team.
"The relationship between an athlete and a coach can only be based on unflinching trust.
"But I'm only a second game coach.
And this from a man who is not just a fellow depression sufferer but a coach of young talent.
It is the team's worst run since 1977 but with only four games – at Leicester and QPR and at home to West Brom and West Ham – remaining it is surely too late for Ashley to replace with a Red Adair a coach set to be succeeded by Derby's Steve McClaren this summer.
"It is a big challenge for us, but that is why you play ball," said Heaslip, who after returning from Australia admitted he had been "pissed off" with the Lions [and Wales] head coach, Warren Gatland.
Jason Gillespie has been shielded from questions regarding the job of England head coach, while his director of cricket at Yorkshire, Martyn Moxon, has admitted that the rumours linking the Australian with the role are in danger of becoming a permanent distraction to England's champion county.
It's one that a lot of people admire as captain and coach around the country," Gale added.
Moments later, his team-mate Alessio Cerci struck the winner, sparking such bedlam at the Stadio Olimpico that the team's goalkeeping coach, Beppe Zinetti, wound up tearing an Achilles tendon.
All his new team-mates thought their coach was joking – "You would be hard-pressed to think anything other than that the hair dye had finally seeped into Kevin Squire's brain," one told the North Devon Journal – but, sure enough, Collins bought himself a new pair of boots and featured at No8 against a rather startled Newton Abbot.
