Source: Telegraph
Everton manager David Moyes urges young British manager to take jobs abroad
The Scot admits he is concerned by big clubs' apparent reticence to hand home-grown managerial talents a chance, but feels equilibrium could be restored if the Premier League began exporting coaches to Italy, Spain or Germany. [LNB]'I would not mind if I was seeing three or four English managers going into Serie A or La Liga," he said, "because that would balance it out and be the right way to go. But I get the feeling the jobs that the British managers get are not necessarily the big ones. [LNB] Related ArticlesEverton v Manchester City: previewLucas Neill's 'shock' at Galatasaray moveLucas Neill to join GalatasarayEverton set to sell Neill to GalatasarayChelsea fight Milan for Edin DzekoSport on television"It would be pleasant to get back to something like Sir Bobby Robson, Terry Venables and Howard Kendall who went and got big jobs abroad. Then I would not have a problem with it." [LNB]
