Sentence examples for coaching talents from inspiring English sources

Kelly, 46, has become one of the country's fast-rising coaching talents.

The Burns years in Toronto may have started in the hockey arena, but he enraptured the entire city with his swagger, confidence and coaching talents.

Or is it taking his coaching talents to the N.F.L.? On the topic of his future, the plainspoken Harbaugh has been uncharacteristically circumspect.

In the context of Lennon himself, there would be clear significance attached to the defeat of a team managed by Frank de Boer, who is rightly regarded as one of the brightest coaching talents in Europe.

After working with Guardiola for two years at Barcelona, Touré has been intrigued to see how the 45-year-old is coping with the culture shock involved in transferring his coaching talents to English football.

Vallverdu's coaching talents have since been recognised by Tomas Berdych, allowing Murray to try to foster an environment in which Mauresmo's ideas have room to thrive.

The depth of coaching talent is not quite there.

His supporters feel his coaching talent is Hall of Fame caliber, and that should be the criterion.

Losing teams often go to the winning franchises for coaching talent.

He is seen as an unlikely successor and the FA are now desperate to encourage more home-grown coaching talent.

One of the annoying things about Ryan's act, writes Ian O'Connor on ESPN.com, is that it obscures his considerable coaching talent and accomplishments.