|
Post by Everton News. on Jul 17, 2017 14:31:40 GMT
Everton legend Kevin Sheedy lands new coaching roleSaudi club Al-Shabab announce that Blues hero has joined them Saudi Arabian club Al-Shabab have announced that Everton legend Kevin Sheedy has been appointed to a new coaching role with them after exiting his position with the Blues youngsters earlier this month. Al-Shabab’s club account Tweeted: “Al Shabab has signed former Everton legend “Kevin Sheedy” to be part of the coaching team for Al Shabab youth team.” Finishing sixth in the Saudi top flight last season, Al-Shabab, based in the capital city of Riyadh, have been domestic champions on six occasions, most recently in 2012. They are coached by Sami Al-Jaber, 44, who netted 52 times in 106 appearances for the Saudi national team and became the first Saudi footballer to play in England after a loan spell with Wolves in 2000. Goodison hero Sheedy enjoyed a successful 11-year-stint back at the club where won two League Championships and the European Cup-Winners’ Cup as a player. Now 57, he played a key role with the Blues academy over the past decade and is credited with overseeing the development of a string of exciting homegrown talents such as Tom Davies , Ross Barkley and JonJoe Kenny . The former Republic of Ireland international steered his teams to several honours including Premier Academy League in 2014 and the prestigious Dallas Cup in 2016. Liv Echo
|
|
|
Post by Everton News. on Jul 17, 2017 14:31:59 GMT
Want to reply to articles as a guest?Now you can. Add your name, your message, and fill out the security Captcha, and you're done. Loads more Everton News HEREREGISTER WITH LOVE EVERTON FORUM HERE Checkout our site map HERE
|
|
|
Post by Avinalaff on Jul 17, 2017 14:49:13 GMT
Sounds to me like Sheedy has had a better offer.
|
|