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| playername = Doug Livermore |
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| fullname = Douglas Livermore |
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| dateofbirth = {{birth date and age|1947|12|27}} |
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| countryofbirth = England |
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| position = Midfield |
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| youthclubs = [[Bolton Wanderers F.C.|Bolton Wanderers]] |
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| years = 1965-1970<br>1970-1975<br>1975<br>1975-1977<br>1977-1978 |
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| clubs = [[Liverpool F.C.|Liverpool]]<br>[[Norwich City F.C.|Norwich City]]<br>[[Bournemouth A.F.C.|Bouremouth]] ''(loan)''<br>[[Cardiff City F.C.|Cardiff City]]<br>[[Chester City F.C.|Chester City]] |
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| caps(goals) = 16 (0)<br>139 (6)<br>10 (0)<br>88 (5)<br>71 (6) |
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| manageryears= 1980-1994<br>1986-1987<br>1987<br>1992-1993<br>1994-1998<br>1999<br>1999-2007<br>2007- |
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| managerclubs= [[Wales national football team|Wales]] (Coach)<br>[[Tottenham Hotspur F.C.|Tottenham Hotspur]] (Assistant Manager)<br>[[Tottenham Hotspur F.C.|Tottenham Hotspur]] (Caretaker)<br>[[Tottenham Hotspur F.C.|Tottenham Hotspur]] (Join with [[Ray Clemence]])<br>[[Liverpool F.C.|Liverpool]] (Assistant Manager)<br>[[Nottingham Forest F.C.|Nottingham Forest]] (Assistant Manager)<br>[[Norwich City F.C.|Norwich City]] (Assistant Manager)<br>[[Leicester City F.C.|Leicester City]] (Assistant Manager) |
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'''Douglas Ernest Livermore''' (b. [[27 December]] [[1947]]) is a former professional footballer and manager. |
'''Douglas Ernest Livermore''' (b. [[27 December]] [[1947]]) is a former professional footballer and manager. |
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He started his coaching career at [[Norwich City F.C.|Norwich]] in 1980 as Reserve team manager, before moving onto [[Swansea City F.C.|Swansea]] to take up a similar role. During his time at Swansea, he had a two month spell as caretaker manager in 1983. He then moved onto [[Tottenham Hotspur F.C.]] were again he was Reserve team manager and also took the role of coach for [[Wales national football team|Wales]]. In 1992, he was appointed joint manager of Tottenham Hotspur with [[Ray Clemence]]. After being replaced by [[Ossie Ardiles]] at Tottenham, he became assistant manager to [[Roy Evans]] at Liverpool. Livermore left Liverpool at the same time as Evans in 1998, and then he and [[Peter Shreeves]] were appointed as assistants to [[Ron Atkinson]] at [[Nottingham Forest F.C.]] in 1999. After Forest were relegated from the Premiership he moved back to his former club Norwich City, and became assistant to [[Bruce Rioch]]. He remained in this role under [[Bryan Hamilton]], [[Nigel Worthington]] and for the first four months under [[Peter Grant (footballer)|Peter Grant]]. However, on 9th February 2007, it was announced that Doug would be leaving [[Norwich City F.C.|Norwich]] and has since been replaced by [[Jim Duffy (football)|Jim Duffy]]. Doug had spent 7 years as part of the Canaries backroom staff. |
He started his coaching career at [[Norwich City F.C.|Norwich]] in 1980 as Reserve team manager, before moving onto [[Swansea City F.C.|Swansea]] to take up a similar role. During his time at Swansea, he had a two month spell as caretaker manager in 1983. He then moved onto [[Tottenham Hotspur F.C.]] were again he was Reserve team manager and also took the role of coach for [[Wales national football team|Wales]]. In 1992, he was appointed joint manager of Tottenham Hotspur with [[Ray Clemence]]. After being replaced by [[Ossie Ardiles]] at Tottenham, he became assistant manager to [[Roy Evans]] at Liverpool. Livermore left Liverpool at the same time as Evans in 1998, and then he and [[Peter Shreeves]] were appointed as assistants to [[Ron Atkinson]] at [[Nottingham Forest F.C.]] in 1999. After Forest were relegated from the Premiership he moved back to his former club Norwich City, and became assistant to [[Bruce Rioch]]. He remained in this role under [[Bryan Hamilton]], [[Nigel Worthington]] and for the first four months under [[Peter Grant (footballer)|Peter Grant]]. However, on 9th February 2007, it was announced that Doug would be leaving [[Norwich City F.C.|Norwich]] and has since been replaced by [[Jim Duffy (football)|Jim Duffy]]. Doug had spent 7 years as part of the Canaries backroom staff. |
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Doug Livermore was appointed as Nigel Worthingtons assistant manager on a caretaker basis with [[Leicester City]]. They were put in charge by chairman [[Milan Mandaric]] for the final five games of the season to save the club from relegation, after the sacking of Rob Kelly. |
Doug Livermore was appointed as Nigel Worthingtons assistant manager on a caretaker basis with [[Leicester City]]. They were put in charge by chairman [[Milan Mandaric]] for the final five games of the season to save the club from relegation, after the sacking of Rob Kelly. |
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Revision as of 15:13, 21 April 2007
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Douglas Ernest Livermore (b. 27 December 1947) is a former professional footballer and manager.
As a player, Livermore played for Liverpool, Norwich, Cardiff and Chester before beginning his coaching career.
He started his coaching career at Norwich in 1980 as Reserve team manager, before moving onto Swansea to take up a similar role. During his time at Swansea, he had a two month spell as caretaker manager in 1983. He then moved onto Tottenham Hotspur F.C. were again he was Reserve team manager and also took the role of coach for Wales. In 1992, he was appointed joint manager of Tottenham Hotspur with Ray Clemence. After being replaced by Ossie Ardiles at Tottenham, he became assistant manager to Roy Evans at Liverpool. Livermore left Liverpool at the same time as Evans in 1998, and then he and Peter Shreeves were appointed as assistants to Ron Atkinson at Nottingham Forest F.C. in 1999. After Forest were relegated from the Premiership he moved back to his former club Norwich City, and became assistant to Bruce Rioch. He remained in this role under Bryan Hamilton, Nigel Worthington and for the first four months under Peter Grant. However, on 9th February 2007, it was announced that Doug would be leaving Norwich and has since been replaced by Jim Duffy. Doug had spent 7 years as part of the Canaries backroom staff.
Doug Livermore was appointed as Nigel Worthingtons assistant manager on a caretaker basis with Leicester City. They were put in charge by chairman Milan Mandaric for the final five games of the season to save the club from relegation, after the sacking of Rob Kelly.
External links
Sources
- Canary Citizens by Mark Davage, John Eastwood, Kevin Platt, published by Jarrold Publishing, (2001), ISBN 0-7117-2020-7