Super League clubs are putting faith in young, English head coaches. This is undoubtedly a good thing.
Last month both Salford and Wakefield, two of the biggest success stories of the last 12 months, offered their coaches new long-term deals. Ian Watson and Chris Chester both had experience in management, but there were more seasoned candidates COLUMN: The emergence of British coaches shows a change in approach from clubs
Super League clubs are putting faith in young, English head coaches. This is undoubtedly a good thing.
Last month both Salford and Wakefield, two of the biggest success stories of the last 12 months, offered their coaches new long-term deals. Ian Watson and Chris Chester both had experience in management, but there were more seasoned candidates 
