Ambitious; honest; confident
I pride myself in developing young footballers through discipline and hard work, adjusting to tactical plays required when situations arise. I am successful and acquire results long term.
CAREER SUMMARY
Currently: I am looking for a managerial position within a club playing at a good standard. I have taken a year out of football coaching but with the odd scouting and consulting request.
My main profession is as head chef which means leadership and efficiency.
Tokyngton Manor FC April 2009- 2011
Director of Football/Academy manager
At Tokyngton I started a new U18s from scratch to compete at a higher level of youth football, a level played in stadiums and with more emphasis on development.
I assembled a squad of 22 players some through trials and former team to build a squad that reached 2 semis of the cup and 1 cup final in the first season. 4/5 players went on to play for the first team with so couple attracting Ryman league interest.
I was promoted to first team manager for the coming season but unfortunately the teams attempted merger and ground problems saw the senior side suspended from the Spartan South Midlands FL for 1 season.
Brentford FC January 2010- 2011
After Fulham FC’s change of youth personnel I was asked to join up with Brentford FC after a former Arsenal development Officer took over and persuaded me to change. I only done a season with Brentford due to personal Commitments.
Fulham FC June 2007- 2010
Academy Scout/Elite coaching
I have been a Fulham FC academy scout after being recommended by a former reading development officer, here I scout players from 6-11 for the academy.
I have also been invited to manage one of Fulham’s New Elite teams for 08/09 season and I also assist at coaching in their development centres when free.
Kensington Dragons October 2004 – August 2010
Manager
Here at Kensington Dragons I have found my home, I have been coaching a great bunch of players from the ages of u13 up to the present u15’s. after helping out on my first season with the under 15, I started the u13 age group from scratch and with hard work and training our first season was better then expected by some as we finished mid table. Our second season we won the league conceding only 11 goals and being promoted 2 divisions to our present league where we are again looking very good.
This is down to discipline and fitness as well as tactical and technique work.
Willesden Constantines 2004 – 2005
Assistant Manager
I once again supported at semi-pro level with players from the ages of 18-20, I worked with a former Sudbury court manager. We played mostly against semi-pro clubs and adult teams, our players had to adjust to a different level as some had just come out of Sunday youth football.
Manager
After Sudbury Court had folded I was invited to start a team at a club up the road from my then work as a local referee. The clubs name was called Acton Ealing Whistlers here I took some players from Sudbury Court and brought in 12 new players we worked hard all summer in our fitness, Discipline and almost non stop football talks to players to ensure the season started off well.
We managed to win the league in our first season we had a good score record and a good bunch of players whom had my full support and confidence and up until today stay in touch with almost all of them regarding advise and football. Due to age and commitment of some players the team could not carry on.
Assistant manager
Whilst managing Sudbury Court I was offered the chance to also assist Kingsbury Town Under 18’s which played in the Flood Light youth under 18’s league against other semi pro clubs such as harrow borough and edgewear town inside stadiums. This was a good chance to work with semi pro clubs and get to understand older players.
Manager
I was offered the chance to coach at one of north west London ’s most successful club at the time, Sudbury Court was famous for producing quality players to professional clubs and the area offered vast amounts of good talents. Here I started at under 13’s and again had to evaluate players who had been coached by someone else to bring the best out of them, The team had just previously been relegated to the 2nd division and morale was low. I changed a few players around trained really hard and with drills of fitness and tactics, Again I implemented discipline to be the main priority in order to get the best out of players.
In my first season we achieved 4th place in the league and a good cup run.
My second season was another good season with some players being picked up by Fulham and QPR we managed to just finish 4thagain.
Due to financial difficulties Sudbury Court had to disband their youth set up and a legend of a club is until today closed down.
Headstone Venturers U12-U15 1998-2001
Manager
I started my coaching at headstone Ventures under 12’s after answering an advert on the local paper. I took over the under 12’s team as they were doomed to be relegated from the second division to the third. I planned training sessions and assessed players movements, strong and weak points to pin point their more suitable positions, This worked well and we moved out of relegation and stayed up. The fallowing year we finished 4th in the league, after some hard work and training which was planned with some hard studying to incorporate discipline and fitness.
In my last season we finished 2nd at under 14’s level to be promoted. Unfortunately due travel and work I was forced to make the decision into moving closer to home as I was travelling 2 hours.