According to FA director and former Millwall executive Heather Rabbatts, we will see female managers at the top level within a decade.
"I would like to see more chief executives as women and more of the team doctors as women. We live in an age when over 50 per cent of medical students are women so I think it is about a commitment to the whole game in terms of representation. Whether that's from the coaching and the development side to the running of organisations."
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11661/8546889/International-Women-s-Day-Female-professional-manager-within-a-decade-predicts-Heather-Rabbatts
Personally I can't see it, but would the players be more motivated by a female manager than lets say gary megson or owen coyle?
"I would like to see more chief executives as women and more of the team doctors as women. We live in an age when over 50 per cent of medical students are women so I think it is about a commitment to the whole game in terms of representation. Whether that's from the coaching and the development side to the running of organisations."
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11661/8546889/International-Women-s-Day-Female-professional-manager-within-a-decade-predicts-Heather-Rabbatts
Personally I can't see it, but would the players be more motivated by a female manager than lets say gary megson or owen coyle?