Kelvin wants to coach one day

[Bad Wolf]

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11688/7579522/?ref=nf

 

Always thought he'd make a decent coach.

[paulwantsapint]

Great pro hoping he will be great saints coach when his time comes

[Jonnyboy]

Jobs for the boys, love it.

[Golden Balls]

cerainly got the attitude to become a top coach.

[RobM]

It would also fit in with our old-boys coaching recruitment policy, would love to see it happen.

[Tokyo-Saint]

Didn't he take the goalkeeper coaching when we were in admin?

[Saint-Armstrong]

Jimmy Stannard is getting on... would like to see the club retain Kelv as a member of staff. Goalkeeper Coach anyone?

[Crazy Diamond]

It's an interesting point - given the club's almost hostile attitude towards certain former players, how will they treat one of the current squad when they retire. Will they be welcomed back, given coaching or ambassadorial roles?

 

I suppose it's possible, Murty was a signing under the Cortese regime. Maybe the likes of Le Tiss and Lawrie were just involved at a high level in the bad times, Lawrie as part of Wilde's 'we got our club back' rubbish and Le Tiss was part of the Fialka fiasko.

[david in sweden]

Jobs for the boys, love it.

 

at least he'd have the club at heart. (like Stuart Gray - great as a coach..Gardner, Puckett, Doddsy..Is Jaidi going to coach when he retires ?)

 

I recall the great Liverpool sides in the 1970-80's . They got through a whole succession of backroom trainers turned manager after Shankley's time, and it made no difference... they still won almost everything in sight ..in the end the tea-lady could have picked the side (probably did for all we know !)