We are joined by globetrotting Darren Wiltshire and discuss a number of topics including travel, coach development and understanding your own capabilities.

David Webber was a 19 year old Head Coach in the Welsh 3rd tier. Not so long after he headed to China to continue his coaching journey. He's now been there for over 6 years and now holds the responsibility of being an Academy Director.

James and Matt discuss more realistic and accurate facts, regarding the number of British, Irish and Northern Irish coaches working abroad.

When you want to achieve something so bad, just thinking about it or write it down won't be enough... but it's a start.

Having an online presence as a coach can bring many benefits. In some cases it's also helped gain employment!

A superb story of becoming a coach and ending up supporting a country's National Football Association.... with many laughs on the way!

If you're A and you're trying to connect with Z.... it's unlikely you can do this directly. Going from A to B, B to C, may be your best chance of making meaningful connections to bring results.

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Laura Grubb is a U16 Head Coach at the University of Portsmouth. She's also a PhD researcher focusing on the experiences that female coaches live through in the game.

Richard Horlock's route into coaching came at the age of 14, where his development continued via a number a professional clubs and roles before leading him to the professional 3rd tier of Thailand football.