Coaching at Manchester United and Brighton, the importance of club identity and player recruitment

Subscribe to the CV Academy… https://bit.ly/3Fq0xE3 0:30 - Intro 0:40 - Coaching within Brighton’s club structure and philosophy 2:09 - Manchester United’s framework and the difference between coaching sessions and players 4:14 - Paul Heckingbottom on the importance of football clubs having a consistent identity 5:20 - Recruitment and creating the perfect environment for young players 7:23 - Kevin Nolan on League Two player recruitment As part of The Coaches’ Voice inaugural event, The Coaching Conference 2021, we brought together a panel of elite-level coaches to discuss the important issue of player development. In this excerpt from an enjoyable and interesting hour-long discussion, then Stockport County manager Simon Rusk reflects on his long spell coaching in the Brighton Academy, and responds to a question on coaches retaining their individuality when working within a defined coaching structure. Justin Cochrane, head of player development and coaching at Manchester United, explains the key difference “between coaching football and coaching players”. Paul Heckingbottom, then the Under-23 coach at Sheffield United, stresses the need for a clear footballing philosophy throughout a club and explains his approach to recruiting talented young players. Kevin Nolan, first-team coach at West Ham, expands on this topic with reference to his time managing at a lower level with Notts County. To watch the full panel discussion, as well as other sessions from The Coaching Conference 2021, subscribe to CV Academy. The Coaches' Voice Website: https://coachesvoice.com Twitter:   / coachesvoice   Facebook:   / coachesvoice   Instagram:   / coachesvoice   The Coaches' Voice Academy Subscribe today: https://academy.coachesvoice.com/join Website: https://academy.coachesvoice.com Twitter:   / cv_academy   Instagram:   / cv_academy   Join our coaching forum: http://bit.ly/31BuDA3 #ManchesterUnited #PlayerDevelopment #CoachesVoice