Magic United is gearing up for the 2022 season with a team of highly experienced coaches ready to lead various age groups. The club’s general manager, Andrew Robinson, is excited to introduce the lineup, which includes coaches with impressive qualifications and backgrounds in professional football.
Keith Stevens, holding an FA A Licence, will lead the FQPL 2 First Team. With a wealth of experience, Keith narrowly missed the Top 4 in the previous season. Accompanied by former professional player Jordan Murdoch, Keith brings a wealth of knowledge from his extensive career.
Andre Meyer, boasting an FA B Licence, will take charge of the FQPL 2 Under 23 team. With a background in playing professionally and coaching at various levels, Andre’s leadership and expertise in fitness and exercise science will be invaluable for the team’s development.
Oriol Saltor Miranda, known as Uri, brings over 20 years of coaching experience to the FQPL Under 18 and Under 15 teams. Uri’s coaching journey spans from Spain to Australia, where he has made significant contributions to youth development programs.
Max Wragg, holding a UEFA A Licence, will guide the FQPL Under 16 and Under 14 teams. With a coaching background at prestigious academies and clubs, Max’s expertise will play a vital role in nurturing young talents and enhancing their skills.
Andrew Robinson, equipped with a UEFA B Licence, will lead the FQPL Under 13 team. Andrew’s blend of playing experience and coaching qualifications positions him well to mentor the young players and instill a strong foundation in the game.
On the technical front, Danny Morton, the Girls Technical Director, has overseen the growth of female teams within Magic United. His dedication to providing opportunities for female players has seen remarkable progress and success, reflecting the club’s commitment to nurturing talent across genders.
Robbie Smith, the Boys Technical Director with a UEFA B Licence, has led a holistic development approach for male players at Magic United. His focus on skill enhancement and individual player journeys has yielded positive outcomes across various age groups and competitions.
As Magic United prepares for the upcoming season, the emphasis is not only on winning games but also on fostering a culture of continuous improvement and skill development. The diverse coaching team’s expertise and dedication highlight the club’s commitment to nurturing young talents and shaping the future of football.
For more information on Magic United and its coaching team, visit their official website to stay updated on the latest news and developments as the 2022 season approaches.
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