Not sure on the St Georges park thing. Coaches can do their training anywhere across the country tbh. And the training they do is the same as the Spanish or German coaches. All Uefa countries operate a standard coaching pathway now.
My opinion is most coaches do their badges as a means to an end. They are honed by the environment they work in day in day out. So Pep, for example, is not an archetypal Spanish coach, he took so much from Cruyff and the dutch school. I can watch his Man City team now and see some very English traits too. He has the same qualifications as Dodds, for example.
What I find most interesting about coaches these days is the ones doing well have often come through academy coaching backgrounds. Tuchel is a prime example. Folk often scoff at coaches from youth setups, but imo it is a much better breeding ground than being an ex player. Look at Lampard and Gerrard being boosted into top jobs quickly. They werent capable. In England our academy setup is regarded as the best in Europe. There are more and more coaches emerging from u19 and u21 to sitting on 1st team benches. Some are starting to get a chance. Over to them to take it. But if you look at someone like Chris Davies at Birmingham, he has passed through the Tottenham academy system and now is getting his chance. At some point Anthony Barry will too. Their experiences as coaches and from Tuchel etc, will be more important in their success than any training course they do.
