Coaches View
By Harry Brooks and Richard Webster
A podcast hosted by two football coaches who work with professional and academy players across Europe. Each week, Harry and Richard from Round World will be giving their viewpoint, from a coaches perspective, on the world of professional and youth football and will be regularly joined by interesting guests.
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Latest episode
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1-2-1 Coaching
Harry and Richard discuss the importance of correct 1-2-1 coaching for players of all ages and some of their bug bears with how some players are trained. -
Coaching Attack
Harry and Richard debunk a modern myth that attack has to be coached through specific patterns and circuits. -
Striker Shift
Harry and Richard discuss if the role of the striker shifted over time? And who’s going to win each of the 5 major European leagues. -
Academy to a key first team player
Homegrown talents are dominating right now. Richard and Harry discuss why this is, what’s changed, and why people need to think twice about what a ‘flop’ actually is. -
SPECIAL: Ex Millwall academy coach Dan Mlinar
Former Millwall academy coach Dan Mlinar joins Harry and Richard to discuss life at a professional academy and youth player development. -
SPECIAL: Non-league star Jake Cass
Harry and Richard talk to good friend and non league veteran Jake Cass about his career, his tips to young players and we reveal a special announcement. -
Pathway to Pitch
Harry and Richard talk about a subject close to home as they discuss young players getting first team opportunies, the problems with youth development in this country and more. -
Coaching trends
Harry and Richard return to talk about one coaching trend each that they’ve noticed about the season so far, and also make some early predictions. -
END OF SEASON AWARDS
Harry and Richard pick a Premier League team of the season with a twist, hand out awards and round up the strangest season this century. -
What Man Utd need to win the league
Harry and Richard discuss if Man Utd can win the league next season and what needs to happen to them and Liverpool and Man City for it to happen.
