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What playing coach managed to sell himself to a more famous club?

English footballer Ivor Brodis is still the youngest playing coach in the history of the championships of England. In 1946, when he took charge of Carlisle United, he was 23 years old. And after 3 years, he sold himself to the Sunderland club for 18 thousand pounds - a very serious transfer amount at that time.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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