Sentence examples similar to team managerial from inspiring English sources

Milton has never had a full-time first-team managerial role, but made more than 200 appearances during his playing days at Cheltenham.

Adams, 48, made more than 200 appearances for Norwich in the 1990s but has no first-team managerial experience, though he did lead Norwich to FA Youth Cup success against Chelsea last season.

So obsessed that he filled notebooks with meticulously recorded stats, made illustrated team rosters, and wrote letters back and forth between his various team-managerial personae, haggling over trades.

The Athletics of "Moneyball" fame and the Tampa Bay Rays, another small-market team whose managerial savvy was profiled in a book, have played this game for years: the early chatter in this off-season has focused on potential deals for David Price, a Tampa pitcher who is about to become far too expensive for his cash-strapped franchise to afford.

NICE also state that continued rehabilitation in a CRH should only be considered if the hip fracture clinical team retains managerial responsibility, ensuring that CRHs are not used as a substitute for effective acute hospital rehabilitation.

Seven of baseball's 30 teams have managerial openings.

The Chicago Cubs and the Milwaukee Brewers, the two other teams with managerial vacancies, and the Cleveland Indians, who are considering promoting the interim manager Joel Skinner, all said they were not the so-called third team.

Zorzi was later rated by Jackie Oliver, part of the managerial team at Shadow, as "the worst driver we [the Shadow team] ever had".

Could an even smarter managerial team with more revolutionary ideas have achieved more with these player?

The new managerial team has to work really hard to regain trust".

This was not a team resigned to managerial change in the near future and underperforming once again as a consequence.