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'Two of my children play for England, I still pinch myself'

'Two of my children play for England, I still pinch myself'
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Nigel James, a long-time football coach in London, reflects on the success of his children, Lauren and Reece James, who are both senior England internationals. He emphasizes his coaching philosophy of prioritizing fun and personal development over early professional pressure.

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The story highlights the impact of grassroots coaching philosophies on the development of elite athletes and well-rounded individuals.

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Share Save Add as preferred on Google Harry Low London BBC/Harry Low Nigel James has been coaching for 24 years "Today I still pinch myself because you sit and think to yourself: has this actually happened?"

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The article is a human-interest piece focused on personal achievement and sports pedagogy.

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