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Paul Nevin - New First Team Coach
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Machiavelli
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Paul Nevin has joined Albion's coaching team.
Alongside Colin, Ben and myself he will bring a fresh perspective and different voice to the coaching mix"
Chris Hughton
Brighton & Hove Albion have appointed former Premier League head of coaching Paul Nevin as the club's new first-team coach.
Nevin, who worked alongside Chris Hughton and Colin Calderwood during their time at Norwich City, and spent eight years as a coach at Fulham, replaces Nathan Jones, who left to become Luton Town manager in January.
Albion manager Hughton commented, "Paul is an excellent coach and a good appointment for the club. I'm delighted he is on board and looking forward to working with him again.
"He has top-level experience from eight years with Fulham, his time in New Zealand and with Norwich; he has also worked for the Football Association and Premier League.
"Alongside Colin, Ben and myself he will bring a fresh perspective and different voice to the coaching mix."
Londoner Nevin, 46, played for Shrewsbury Town, Carlisle United and Yeovil Town, and also had a four-year spell playing in America.
He began his coaching career with Fulham, where he worked as an academy coach and reserve-team manager; he has managed New Zealand Knights, before returning to the UK with Norwich in 2013.
He has also worked for the Football Association as a youth coach with England's national teams, and most recently has been head of academy coaching at the Premier League, a role he began in 2014.
Simon Rusk, who covered as first-team coach during the season run-in, reverts to the position of under-21 coach, a role he combined with first-team duties during the second half of the season.
Hughton added, "Simon stepped up and did an excellent job. He is an exceptional young coach with a very bright future ahead, and I'm delighted we have him in charge of our under-21 group.
"The importance of the under-21 group increases this season, with no option of emergency loans, and therefore it will be of huge benefit to have such a strong lead coach, but also one who's had that time with the first-team group."
Read more at http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/arti...t-team-coach-3139047.aspx#CerkkSrU5POEPGWQ.99
Alongside Colin, Ben and myself he will bring a fresh perspective and different voice to the coaching mix"
Chris Hughton
Brighton & Hove Albion have appointed former Premier League head of coaching Paul Nevin as the club's new first-team coach.
Nevin, who worked alongside Chris Hughton and Colin Calderwood during their time at Norwich City, and spent eight years as a coach at Fulham, replaces Nathan Jones, who left to become Luton Town manager in January.
Albion manager Hughton commented, "Paul is an excellent coach and a good appointment for the club. I'm delighted he is on board and looking forward to working with him again.
"He has top-level experience from eight years with Fulham, his time in New Zealand and with Norwich; he has also worked for the Football Association and Premier League.
"Alongside Colin, Ben and myself he will bring a fresh perspective and different voice to the coaching mix."
Londoner Nevin, 46, played for Shrewsbury Town, Carlisle United and Yeovil Town, and also had a four-year spell playing in America.
He began his coaching career with Fulham, where he worked as an academy coach and reserve-team manager; he has managed New Zealand Knights, before returning to the UK with Norwich in 2013.
He has also worked for the Football Association as a youth coach with England's national teams, and most recently has been head of academy coaching at the Premier League, a role he began in 2014.
Simon Rusk, who covered as first-team coach during the season run-in, reverts to the position of under-21 coach, a role he combined with first-team duties during the second half of the season.
Hughton added, "Simon stepped up and did an excellent job. He is an exceptional young coach with a very bright future ahead, and I'm delighted we have him in charge of our under-21 group.
"The importance of the under-21 group increases this season, with no option of emergency loans, and therefore it will be of huge benefit to have such a strong lead coach, but also one who's had that time with the first-team group."
Read more at http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/arti...t-team-coach-3139047.aspx#CerkkSrU5POEPGWQ.99
Yay. I have always liked him.
Paul, or PAT - the coolest footballer of his generation?
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
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Sounds like a decent appointment with good connections.
Oh ****. Thought it was Pat. Does Paul also have a few qualifications an read The Guardian? If so I could warm to him as well.
severnside gull
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Never heard of him (which means nowt).
Chris is happy All that matters
Chris is happy All that matters
Saladpack Seagull
Just Shut Up and Paddle
Sounds like a good appointment. If CH is happy we've nothing to worry about and lots to look forward to as PN starts to have some input.
Shallow ****er lol
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Horton's halftime iceberg
Blooming Marvellous
His CV looks great and he has worked with the Premiership on all their Category one development programmes. Houghton has brought a lot of quality into the club, lets hope he is the next one.
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
I doubt Paul has Pat's music taste.
Machiavelli
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decent taste in music too, which is all too rare in footballers and, even more so, with footballers from that era.
Edit: been beaten to it.
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Paul not pat!
Bladders
Twats everywhere
I read the title so quickly I thought it was Pat.
Is Pat short for Paul?
Clutching here .....
Is Pat short for Paul?
Clutching here .....
HastingsSeagull
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Sounds like a good one this
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 70,161
Well, yes and no. His actual name is Pol Pot Nevin.