Brett Mosen

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Brett Mosen
Personal information
Full name Brett Mosen
Place of birth London, England
Managerial career
YearsTeam
1995 Nashville Metros
1997 Lincoln Brigade
1998 Southwest Florida Manatees
1999 Hampton Roads Mariners (assistant coach)
2000–2001 Nashville Metros
2002 Atlanta Silverbacks
2004 Toronto Lynx (U16 coach)
2005 Toronto Lady Lynx
2010–2013 Hamilton FC / K-W United FC
2014 – Toronto Lynx (assistant coach)

Brett Mosen is an English football coach currently coaching with the Oakville Blue Devils FC in Canada.

Managerial career

Mosen started his professional coaching in 1995 as Head Coach of the Nashville Metros in the USL A-League|United Soccer Leagues, leading the Metros to a 3rd-place finish in the Eastern Division and a place in the Divisional semi-finals. He was appointed Head Coach of the Lincoln Brigade in 1997 in the USL Premier Development League, finishing regular season as Division Champions but losing in the Play Offs first round to Des Moines Menace. In 1998, he led the Southwest Florida Manatees to the division semifinals. In 1999, Mosen was appointed assistant coach to the A League club Hampton Road Mariners.

In 2000 Mosen returned to Nashville for a second stint and was appointed Head Coach of the Nashville Metros where in 2001 he clinched a postseason berth for the club by finishing fourth in the central division. The following year he was appointed Head Coach for the Atlanta Silverbacks, where the team finished 3rd in the Southeast Division. The Silverbacks also advanced to the 3rd round of the US Open Cup and won the Southern Derby Cup, a fan-based cup competition between United Soccer Leagues teams based in the South-Atlantic region of the United States.

On 7 April 2004 Mosen joined the Toronto Lynx and was appointed Head Coach for the Lynx U16 boys head becoming part of Duncan Wilde's new managerial staff. [1] In January 2015 he was appointed head coach for the newly acquired franchise the Toronto Lady Lynx competing in the USL W-League. [2] The Lady Lynx finished second in the northern division thus clinching a playoff berth. The Lady Lynx reached the Eastern Championship, but were eliminated by the Ottawa Fury. From 2004 to 2010 Mosen was Club Head Coach/Technical Director with Oakville Soccer Club North America's largest youth soccer club boasting 13,000 members. In 2010 Mosen returned to competition and rejoined the USL becoming part of Hamilton FC's Ownership group taking on the role as Head Coach/Director of Football, in 2013 the club moved operations to the Kitchener/Waterloo area of Ontario and changed its name to K-W United FC. Mosen was named as the first head coach and Director of Football in the history of K-W United FC. [3] On 31 January 2014 Mosen returned to the Toronto Lynx to serve under Duncan Wilde once more as part of his coaching staff. [4] In 2015, the Toronto Lynx moved operations to Oakville Ontario and rebranded themselves as the Oakville Blue Devils FC where they compete in League1 Ontario Division.

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References

  1. ↑ Glover, Robin (7 April 2004). "Toronto Lynx Press Conference Travelodge Hotel in Toronto". Rocket Robin's Home Page.
  2. ↑ "Brett Mosen - "Mr. USL"". USLsoccer.com. January 2005. Archived from the original on 18 February 2005.
  3. ↑ m.bryson (7 February 2013). "Region scores two new professional soccer teams". therecord.com.
  4. ↑ "Mosen Re-Joins Toronto Lynx". USLSoccer.com. Toronto Lynx News Release. 31 January 2014. Archived from the original on 25 January 2015.
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