5. Front Lines
Jermain goes back to his old club to reminisce and to coach the next generation of Jermain Defoes. He also sits down with a former SAS commander to talk leadership.
In the fifth episode of Outside the Box, Jermain travels to Wanstead Flats and his first ever club, Senrab FC, to look back on his career there and to discuss how he was first scouted by Charlton. He spends the evening coaching the youngsters through a number of drills, before discussing how much he learned from last week鈥檚 trip to Brighton and Hove Albion to meet Chief Executive Paul Barber and Technical Director David Weir. Defoe also concludes that he needs to begin to prepare a presentation so that should he be called for an interview, he鈥檚 able to talk from a position of knowledge about his style of play and management techniques.
He also discusses whether or not he would be interested in the vacant Oxford manager鈥檚 job after the incumbent, Karl Robinson, was sacked. And then he hooks up with the former ground commander of the SAS during the London terror attacks, Mark Billingham, to discuss leadership and leadership techniques. Together the pair break down what sort of skills Jermain will need if he鈥檚 to fulfil his dream of becoming a manager. And Mark tells him about how how some of his own life experiences in battle can help when it comes to leading a football club.
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Jermain Defoe: Outside The Box
Can Former England and Premier League striker Jermain Defoe become a Football Manager?