The former midfielder of England, Kieron Dyer admitted that he enjoyed few days which were eye-opening few days with the squad of Young Lions in the month of November. Presently, he is part & parcel of the academy staff of coaching with the Ipswich Town, the club where he himself started his own football career in the late 1990s; Kieron joined the squad of Paul Simpson for their game with the Czech Republic and Italy in the month of October.
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He admitted that looking at how his staff and Simpson worked both on and off the ground at the Park of St. George has provided him a plethora of inspiration as he is pursuing his own journey of coaching.
In an interview, Dyer said that “I was astonished. The training quality was just awesome.” “Definitely I am excited. I cannot stop myself from going back to the club of Ipswich and do some experiments. And in those 4-5 days, I got so much and I can understand the reason for England’s victory in all of the youth tournaments and why their senior players are doing a good job because the concentration to detail is exceptional.” He added “they assess the opposition like you cannot believe. They have different game plans. I was baffled after seeing all this. Firstly I thought I was going in right directions in terms of standard of preparations, detail and the management of player, but at present, I have seen what England actually do and realized I am very far. What they usually do is of another level.”