Six Fijian football coaches will take part in the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) A Licence Coaching Course, which begins tomorrow at the Fiji FA Academy in Ba. The week-long programme, running from July 29 to August 4, will bring together 14 coaches from six Oceania member associations to enhance their technical, tactical and leadership capabilities under the guidance of experienced OFC coach educators. Representing Fiji are Annabel Rao, Labasa FC head coach Alvin Chand, Fiji FA Head of Development West Dhirend Chand, Seaqaqa FC head coach Mohammed Imran, Labasa Women’s FC coach Roneel Ram and former Ba FC coach Shalen…
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