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Mitch said the coaching staff didn’t make any huge …
Yahoo Daily News 27 Apr 2026
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Rocky Mount Telegram
26 Apr 2026
Thadd White: Keep the coach well, maybe
My best friend and I are polar opposites when it comes to sports ....
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The Coach Coffee Shop launches Arizona debut in Glendale
Azcentral 24 Apr 2026
The Coach Coffee Shop holds its Arizona debut April 24, 2026, at Tanger Outlets in Glendale. .
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'The coach isn't the problem!' - Tottenham stars ripped to shreds by Toby Alderweireld with ex-Spurs defender especially critical of Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven
Goal 17 Apr 2026
With Spurs in 18th place on 30 ...
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“Ty is going to be the coach here for a very, very …
Yahoo Daily News 17 Apr 2026
“Ty is going to be the coach here for a very, very long time.”.
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Sorry, Johnston Joe — you're the Coach of the Year, embrace it or not
The Providence Journal 17 Apr 2026
Johnston Joe Mazzulla is, to his already stated dismay, the only real choice as the NBA Coach of the Year ... His professional influence in the game will likely help on and off the floor in Chapel Hill — from one former Friars coach to another.
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'You could see immediately he was in a different stratosphere': The coaches who know Michael ...
The Daily Mail 15 Apr 2026
Those who recall watching Olise at Selhurst Park, the Madejski Stadium and park pitches back in the day remember a talented kid full of tricks, creativity and potential. Now he is all that and much more ....
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Hear From The Coaches And Captains Ahead Of The FIFA Women's World Cup 2027™ Oceania ...
Scoop 14 Apr 2026
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Meet The Coach Who believed In Mukul Choudhary Even Before His Heroics vs KKR
NDTV 12 Apr 2026
When Lucknow Super Giants needed 54 runs off 24 balls against Kolkata Knight Riders at the Eden Gardens, most of them had written off their chances of winning the match ... .
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Slott explains why Salah was left out against Paris: ‘We wanted to stay in the competition’\nLiverpool manager Arne Slot has defended his decision to leave star forward Mohamed Salah on the bench for Tuesday’s crucial Champions League clash with Paris Saint-Germain, insisting that the move was designed to protect both the player and the team’s chances of progressing in the tournament.\nSpeaking after the 1-1 draw that kept his side’s hopes alive, Slot explained that Salah’s recent workload, coupled with the intensity of the fixture, prompted the coaching staff to err on the side of caution. “We wanted to stay in the competition, and we felt this was the best way to do that,” he said. “Mo is a world-class player, but sometimes you have to make tough choices for the good of the group.”\nThe Dutch coach added that the decision was not taken lightly and that Salah himself understood the reasoning behind it. “He’s a professional,” Slot noted. “He knows what it takes to win, and he also knows that sometimes rest is just as important as training.”\nFor Liverpool supporters worried about their side’s chances in the return leg, Slot’s message was clear: the squad is deep, the plan is in place, and the ultimate goal remains qualification. “We have a strong group of players, and we believe in every single one of them,” he stated. “This was about managing resources, not about lacking confidence in our ability to win.”\nWith the tie still very much in the balance, Slot’s strategic gamble appears to have paid off, at least in terms of keeping Liverpool’s European campaign on track. Whether the move will ultimately lead to a place in the next round remains to be seen, but for now, the manager’s focus is firmly on the job ahead
Goal 09 Apr 2026
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In a post-match video interview, former Al Ahly star Hussein Abdelghani delivered a scathing assessment of his old club’s performance, declaring that the Red Devils had been “slaughtered” by Al-Fayha and describing the result as a “disaster”. Abdelghani, known for his forthright opinions, used the Arabic term نُحر-which literally means “slaughtered” and conveys a sense of brutal, one-sided violence-to underline his shock at Al Ahly’s collapse. The choice of wording echoes the raw frustration felt by many fans who had expected a routine victory for the Egyptian giants but instead witnessed a humiliating defeat that exposed glaring weaknesses in defence, midfield control and finishing. For Abdelghani, the defeat was more than a mere blip; it was a symptom of deeper strategic and managerial issues that have plagued Al Ahly in recent seasons. He argued that the coaching staff’s failure to read the game, rotate the squad wisely, and adapt tactics on the fly had left the players exposed and demotivated. By labelling the outcome a كارثة-“disaster”-he stressed that the loss could derail Al Ahly’s title hopes and damage the club’s reputation across the region. Supporters on social media quickly echoed Abdelghani’s concerns, with many calling for immediate changes in both personnel and playing style. Some even compared the defeat to past embarrassments in continental competitions, warning that complacency could cost Al Ahly dearly when the African Champions League resumes. As the dust settles, the club’s hierarchy faces tough decisions. Abdelghani’s blunt critique will not be easily dismissed, and fans will be watching closely to see whether the coaching staff can implement swift, effective remedies. For now, the memory of that “slaughter” at the hands of Al-Fayha lingers, a stark reminder that even the most storied clubs can be humbled when arrogance replaces ambition
Yahoo Daily News 09 Apr 2026
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Slott explains why Salah was left out against Paris: ‘We wanted to stay in the competition’ Liverpool manager Arne Slot has defended his decision to leave star forward Mohamed Salah on the bench for Tuesday’s crucial Champions League clash with Paris Saint-Germain, insisting that the move was designed to protect both the player and the team’s chances of progressing in the tournament. Speaking after the 1-1 draw that kept his side’s hopes alive, Slot explained that Salah’s recent workload, coupled with the intensity of the fixture, prompted the coaching staff to err on the side of caution. “We wanted to stay in the competition, and we felt this was the best way to do that,” he said. “Mo is a world-class player, but sometimes you have to make tough choices for the good of the group.” The Dutch coach added that the decision was not taken lightly and that Salah himself understood the reasoning behind it. “He’s a professional,” Slot noted. “He knows what it takes to win, and he also knows that sometimes rest is just as important as training.” For Liverpool supporters worried about their side’s chances in the return leg, Slot’s message was clear: the squad is deep, the plan is in place, and the ultimate goal remains qualification. “We have a strong group of players, and we believe in every single one of them,” he stated. “This was about managing resources, not about lacking confidence in our ability to win.” With the tie still very much in the balance, Slot’s strategic gamble appears to have paid off, at least in terms of keeping Liverpool’s European campaign on track. Whether the move will ultimately lead to a place in the next round remains to be seen, but for now, the manager’s focus is firmly on the job ahead
Yahoo Daily News 09 Apr 2026
The Dutch coach is managing the Egyptian star’s energy so he is fresh for the upcoming matches ... The coach explained that Ashraf Hakimi and Nuno Mendes represent an “incredible threat” on their own, ...
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