Home-grown football managers rarely get a chance to impress in the modern game.
Since the Premier League’s inception in 1992, an alarming stat is that no coach born in England has ever won the country’s elite football competition.
Despite producing some of the finest players, developing a star-studded domestic league that is the envy of the world and being a football-obsessed nation, our lack of world-class managers is an embarrassing elephant in the room.
