Corey Neilson: Great Britain role a 'privilege' for Nottingham Panthers coach
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Nottingham Panthers boss Corey Neilson says his return to the Great Britain coaching set-up is a "privilege".
The 39-year-old Canadian has joined the backroom team to work with coach Pete Russell and assistant coach Tommy Watkins.
Neilson, who has previously been involved as a player and assistant coach, said: "I'm thrilled. Great Britain is a real passion of mine.
"There are a lot of great people and it is privilege to be back."
Neilson, who begins his ninth year as Panthers coach next season, won the Elite League play-offs and Challenge Cup in 2015-16 to take his tally to 11 major trophies.
He added: "Developing British players is something I really get satisfaction from and I cannot wait to get involved with GB again."
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