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Job Title: Academy
Coach with 21.01.2017 to 02.07.2017, Under 18s Manager with 03.07.2017 to |
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Date of Birth:
30.05.1980 |
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Former clubs: Los
Angeles Galaxy (2015-16) |
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Birthplace:
Whiston, Liverpool, England |
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Honours: 2 FA Cup 2000-01, 2005-06;
3 League Cups 2000-01, 2002-03, 2011-12; 1 European Cup 2004-05, 1 Charity Shields 2001,
1 UEFA-Cup 2000-01 1 European Super Cup 2001
Runners up: 2 Premier League: 2008–09, 2013-14; 1 FA Cup 2011-12; 1 European
Cup 2006-07 |
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Personal Honours: PFA Young Player of the
Year 2001, PFA Player of the Year 2006, FWA Player of the Year 2009 |
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- Steven Gerrard
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STAFF
PROFILE
Steven Gerrard took charge of Liverpool's U18s side in the summer of 2017.
The first step in the icon's fledgling managerial career began back at his own
club, working under the guidance of Academy director Alex Inglethorpe.
Gerrard initially returned to Liverpool in a wide-ranging role as a coach at the
youth base in Kirkby in February 2017.
The Reds legend, who won seven major honours across 17 years in the first team,
came back to Merseyside after calling time on his playing career following a spell with LA
Galaxy.
After a short break to consider his options, Gerrard seized the opportunity to
reunite with Liverpool and help inspire and educate the next generation of young players.
Gerrard, of course, brings invaluable experience and expertise to the Kirkby
complex, having enjoyed a glittering career at the highest level of the game, plus
unparalleled knowledge of the club and its ethos.
He said: "It feels like completing the circle; returning to the place where
professionally it all began. However, this isn't a decision based on emotion - it's about
what I can offer and contribute to Liverpool.
"I don't think I need to explain to people what this football club means to
me, but when I knew coming back was a serious option I wanted to make sure it was a
substantive role and a role in which I could really help the organisation.
"Meeting with Alex Inglethorpe, seeing the work they are currently doing and
want to do in the future at Kirkby, it just felt right. The right option at the right
time, for all parties involved.
"This gives me a great opportunity to learn and develop as a coach, while at
the same time offering my knowledge, ideas and experience to the young players at an
important period of their development."
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