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National Sports Training Centre Inverclyde

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141:. It comprises grass pitches, floodlit all-weather surfaces, an 860m square fitness suite and physical preparation area, fully equipped meeting rooms. It also has 60 twin bedrooms and has been recently rebuilt with inclusivity in mind. Although its principal function is to provide a practice area or a base for elite athletes and teams, it is also open to the local community to become members of the fitness suite, attend classes or hire a court or pitch 7 days a week. 149:
National Sports Training Centre Inverclyde underwent a £12m redevelopment and opened in its current form in April 2017. It now offers inclusive facilities all under one roof and can cater for 120 wheelchair users in its residential facilities at any one time. The redevelopment was funded by the
57:. It is the UK's first inclusive residential sports facility and caters for both elite athletes and the local community in a range of sports and activities. The facility is known in association football for being an education centre for world renowned managers. 88:
was the president of the SCPR, whose vision it was to establish a 'home' for Scottish sport. When Inverclyde died in 1957, the SCPR decided to name their new national recreation centre in his memory. It was opened by
125:. However this success led to accusations that the ideas developed created a "Largs Mafia" in football coaching. The football coaching courses moved to the new national football centre at 314: 18: 346: 361: 287: 356: 70: 351: 366: 90: 371: 85: 227: 315:"Small contribution to the 'Largs Mafia' cause did not go unnoticed by the game's capo di tutti capo" 154: 81: 260: 162: 66: 73:(SCPR), it had been the Hills Hotel, and also had been commandeered by the army during the 8: 151: 114: 65:
The facility is based in Largs, in a home built in the 19th century for the shipbuilder
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The centre is famous for training a generation of football managers such as
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Largs
North Ayrshire
Robert Sinclair Scott
Scottish Council for Physical Recreation
Second World War
Scottish Sports Council
Lord Inverclyde
the Queen
Jose Mourinho
Fabio Capello
Andre Villas-Boas
Giovanni Trapattoni
Marcelo Lippi
Carlos Queiroz
Oriam
sportscotland
Scottish Government
Commonwealth Games Legacy Fund
sportscotland
North Ayrshire Council








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