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SUCCESS: Walsall manager Mat Sadler

WANT a career in football? Enrolling at Cock-shut Hill School in Yardley would be a good place to start.
Andy Whing is one of several stars to emerge from the Birmingham secondary school, whose alumni include brothers Craig and Gary Gardner.
Both played in the Premier League for Aston Villa, whilst another former pupil -Lee Carsley -made 282 top-flight appearances for the likes of Derby, Everton and Coventry.
The 50-year-old spent six games in charge of England following the departure of Gareth Southgate last year and is a regular sounding boar...

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