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Arne Slot has openly questioned the idea that coach development is only validated through formal courses. He finds it ridiculous that Continuous Professional Development is measured by certificates and classroom hours, while the countless hours spent actually coaching, learning on the pitch, solving real problems, and developing players often... show more

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