The focus is often on the lack of opportunities for British coaches but look at it another way and it is remarkable that 16 of the clubs in the sixth-richest league in European football two thirds of them are currently being coached by men from the British Isles.
Lure of the Championship - Why foreign coaches are drawn to England's second tier
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