If you were to list the brightest managers currently working in English football off whom a young coach could learn, you'd assume that Roberto Martinez and Brendan Rodgers would be among the first names to be jotted down.
Having spent four years at Wigan, Tim Lees was fortunate enough to learn from the former whilst he is now ideally placed to see how the latter works after moving to the Liverpool Academy this summer.
Inevitably, all of this has helped shaped the beliefs of one of the most highly rated young coaches in England. No coach, however, can succeed by simply copying others and so it is with Lees who developed his own ideas, his own philosophy.
It is about that process of developing a philosophy that he talks about in his recently publishes book, aptly titled 'Developing an Elite Coaching Philosophy in Possession', and it is about how that has fitted into his development as a coach that he talks in this interview.
The full interview can be read on Blueprint for Football.
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What Goes Into Developing a Coaching Philosophy
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Tuesday, December 16, 2014
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