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A '''U-20 national coach''' is the [[Election|elected]] manager of a [[National_team#U-20 national teams|U-20 national team]]. This manager stays in function for two seasons, under normal circumstances, after which new elections are held to elect a new national coach. For the duration of his office, the current U-20 national coach has also access to the national coaches' conference. | A '''U-20 national coach''' is the [[Election|elected]] manager of a [[National_team#U-20 national teams|U-20 national team]]. This manager stays in function for two seasons, under normal circumstances, after which new elections are held to elect a new national coach. For the duration of his office, the current U-20 national coach has also access to the national coaches' conference. | ||
Revision as of 15:01, 16 May 2012
A U-20 national coach is the elected manager of a U-20 national team. This manager stays in function for two seasons, under normal circumstances, after which new elections are held to elect a new national coach. For the duration of his office, the current U-20 national coach has also access to the national coaches' conference.
A U-20 national coach chooses a trainer, decides which players are on the squad and makes line-ups for the qualification or U-20 World Cup matches. Furthermore this person is also responsible for arranging friendlies for their national team. Communication with the community is considered by many as another important task of the U-20 national coach.
There is one additional restriction a U-20 national coach has to cope with: he can only enroll players younger than 21 years and 0 days.
