Leicester boss Micky Adams has completed a UEFA coaching diploma after a 5-day course at Warwick Uni.

Adams was there along with 60 other football managers and coaches. The special programme was organised by the FA to allow them to achieve a qualification which will be a requirement for every coach by 2010.

The Leicester Mercury says that the Foxes manager is now planning to apply for the UEFA Pro Licence next season - allowing him to coach teams across the world. (Great, then we can have Adams to Barcelona rumours every 10 minutes as well - Ed)

He told the club's website:

"The course is part of being a manager nowadays. It is a requirement that by 2010 every manager and coach should have this qualification.

"The FA organised it very well - it wasn't mind-boggling but really interesting. There was plenty of interaction between all the managers.

"We never normally get to speak to each other on match days so this course provided plenty of chance for interaction between us all."

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