Full-time club coaches have come to Scotland for the first time, courtesy of a bold initiative on the part of Scottish Hockey, in association with sponsorship from Aberdeen Asset Management.
Full-time club coaches have come to Scotland for the first time, courtesy of a bold initiative on the part of Scottish Hockey, in association with sponsorship from Aberdeen Asset Management.
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Craig Madden
The first phase of the professional coaching programme was launched yesterday with the announcement of the three coaches who will work with selected national league clubs: John McKnight and Chris Anderson with two top-flight men's sides, PSL Clydesdale and Grove Menzieshill respectively, and Sandy Keith at Granite City Wanderers, who play in the women's second division.
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