Sentence examples for getting a head coach from inspiring English sources
"Getting a head coach role in Super League is what everyone wants to do".
"If Joe didn't possess an inordinate leadership profile, as well as a track record of success, his chances of getting a head coaching job would be very low," says Kevin White, the athletic director at Duke University.
"We've got a head coach who steps down and goes to the front office, another head coach goes to New England.
"I have an awful lot to learn but I feel very fortunate that I've got a head coach like him".
David Hemery, a gold medallist in 1968 in Mexico City, said: "Before it was about individual athletes and coaches [but] we've got a system now and we've got a head coach who takes no prisoners".
Two decades ago, a national title would get a head coach five to ten years on the job.
"This," said Cottrell, who was disappointed in not getting a head-coaching position, "is one of the best days I've had in a long while".
Lewis's talk was highly awaited because of the highs and lows of his life last year, going from winning a championship to not getting a head-coaching position.
"Coaches who have worked on staffs together may bring you with them when they get a head coaching opportunity".
