Ex-Wales manager Rob Page back in work

Liverpool have confirmed that Rob Page will take charge of their Under 21 squad.

Page has been out of work since leaving his job with Wales in June 2024.

Did you take my post down rob gets a job?

Did you take my post down rob gets a job?

Monty, I did delete your post because this thread was already up.

Can't speak for other moderators, but the way I do things is the thread that goes up earliest when it comes to "breaking news" is the one that stays.

That's not me having a go at you, just the way I do things on here.

Did you take my post down rob gets a job?

Monty, I did delete your post because this thread was already up.

Can't speak for other moderators, but the way I do things is the thread that goes up earliest when it comes to "breaking news" is the one that stays.

That's not me having a go at you, just the way I do things on here.

That's perfectly fine by me budd and respect your decision I had not scrolled through the forum.

Did you take my post down rob gets a job?

Monty, I did delete your post because this thread was already up.

Can't speak for other moderators, but the way I do things is the thread that goes up earliest when it comes to "breaking news" is the one that stays.

That's not me having a go at you, just the way I do things on here.

That's perfectly fine by me budd and respect your decision I had not scrolled through the forum.

I think Page will find this job difficult.

The U21 managers have new ideas like our new manager BBM and David Hughes at United (now at Newport).

Page will struggle to adapt to that.

Did you take my post down rob gets a job?

Monty, I did delete your post because this thread was already up.

Can't speak for other moderators, but the way I do things is the thread that goes up earliest when it comes to "breaking news" is the one that stays.

That's not me having a go at you, just the way I do things on here.

That's perfectly fine by me budd and respect your decision I had not scrolled through the forum.

I think Page will find this job difficult.

The U21 managers have new ideas like our new manager BBM and David Hughes at United (now at Newport).

Page will struggle to adapt to that.

Page is in the dark ages when it comes to passing on any knowledge of football a boy got lucky from the valleys end of.

Did you take my post down rob gets a job?

Monty, I did delete your post because this thread was already up.

Can't speak for other moderators, but the way I do things is the thread that goes up earliest when it comes to "breaking news" is the one that stays.

That's not me having a go at you, just the way I do things on here.

That's perfectly fine by me budd and respect your decision I had not scrolled through the forum.

I think Page will find this job difficult.

The U21 managers have new ideas like our new manager BBM and David Hughes at United (now at Newport).

Page will struggle to adapt to that.

Page is in the dark ages when it comes to passing on any knowledge of football a boy got lucky from the valleys end of.

Totally agree Monty.

Might be to some just a manager of an U21's team - but what a job to take from the players who have come out of that club.

Ex-Wales boss Page becomes Liverpool U21s head coach
Rob Page

Former Wales manager Rob Page has been appointed head coach of the Liverpool Under-21 team.

The 50-year-old led his country to a first World Cup in 64 years in 2022 after guiding them to the second round of Euro 2020, but he was sacked in June 2024 by the Football Association of Wales after a failure to qualify for Euro 2024.
Page, a former Wales captain who won 41 caps, took charge of the senior national team after impressing as Wales Under-21 coach, while he has also coached at Port Vale and Northampton Town.
He now succeeds the long-serving Barry Lewtas at Anfield.

Liverpool academy director Alex Inglethorpe told the club website: "Rob brings a wealth of playing and coaching experience to a key role as young players look to bridge that gap from academy prospect to first-team footballers.

"His recent achievements in guiding Wales to the last 16 at Euro 2020 before qualifying for the 2022 World Cup speak for themselves.

"But perhaps less heralded is the work that took place during his time in charge of the national team, which saw numerous pathway players make it into the senior squad.

"This is something we have seen first-hand at Liverpool with several of our academy players making significant progress on the international stage under Rob's guidance."

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Landing some top gigs, isn't he! I'd have aligned him more to our league or below to be honest. That's quite a big job.

I'll take the Wales world cup shambles to my grave. We were better than that.