He started off his managerial career at Wycombe, which went a tad pear shaped and got relegated.
He's been around Holland with Feyenoord and other smaller teams, working as a coach and manager, amongst other things.
At the moment he's doing his apprenticeship at Portsmouth under one of the best English managers around, at a time where the club are going through their most successful period in a long time.
No doubt in a couple of years, or even less, Adams may try his hand at a managerial job again, which may be top flight or possibly the championship, but does he have the potential to be a top manager?
Although his inital mangerial career was a diaster, working along side
Harry may have provided an opportunity for a learning curb aswell as gaining top flight experience. A bit far fetched but could Adams one day be England manager? Following in the steps of Van Basten, Dunga possibly?