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July 2020

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Manager/Head coach for Philippine clubs

Hi I noticed that you have changed instances of "head coach" to "manager" in Philippine club articles. I feel the need to let you know about MOS:TIES, a manual of style guideline about preference over the usage of national variety of English. That is why "soccer" and "coach" is used in United States football articles instead of "football" and "manager" even though the "rest of the world" uses the latter. The Philippine media and therefore (reliable sources in the Philippines, has preferred the usage of "head coach" or "coach" over manager. To give you more context: probably also because our national team's manager is usually referred to as the head coach and not as the manager. The "team manager" is another guy than the head coach.Hariboneagle927 (talk) 10:48, 24 July 2020 (UTC)

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