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Wadsworth perhaps has more respect amongst his peers in the game than he does from supporters of his former clubs. With 20 years of coaching experience, he has worked for long periods with the FA and with respected manager Bobby Robson and has been sought to fill roles as assistant manager to experienced and inexperienced managers alike. He has also worked in Europe, Africa and the Caribbean. The Football Association (The FA) is the governing body of football in England (and the Crown dependencies of Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man). ... Sir Bobby Robson Sir Robert William Robson KBE, known as Sir Bobby Robson (born February 18, 1933) is a football manager and former football player. ... Europe forms the westernmost part of Eurasia. ... // Etymology World map showing Africa (geographically) The name Africa came into Western use through the Romans, who used the name Africa terra — land of the Afri (plural, or Afer singular) — for the northern part of the continent, as the province of Africa with its capital Carthage, corresponding to modern-day... ...

A Non-league playing career with clubs including Gainsborough Trinity and Mossley ended at Frickley Athletic, where Wadsworth was player-manager. Wadsworth was then employed by the FA until starting a club management career in 1993. The National League System, otherwise known as the football pyramid, is a comprehensive league structure for football clubs in England playing below the level of the FA Premier League and The Football League. ... Gainsborough Trinity are an English football club, based in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. ... This is the first product to successfully combine football management and action games together. ...

Various posts within the FA

• 1985-91
  • FA Regional coach in the North-West region.

• 1988-1992
  • Official Match Observer for national team under Bobby Robson and then Graham Taylor.

• 1991-93
  • Technical Co-ordinator on the FA's Excellence Programme.

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Team coaching roles at the FA

Wadsworth coached one of the FA's representative teams throughout his time in their employ:

• Coaching role with national team at 1990 World Cup.
• Manager of the England Non-league team (2 years).
• Manager of the England Youth team (5 years).
• Coaching role with England U-21s.

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Post-FA Positions by season

• 1993-94
  • Was offered a coaching role at PSV Eindhoven, but couldn't accept due to lack of Dutch coaching credentials.
  • August 1993: Appointed Carlisle United manager.
  • Carlisle finish 7th in Division Thee (English IV).
  • Carlisle lose in playoffs semi-final.

• 1994-95
  • Carlisle lose in Auto Windscreens Trophy final to Birmingham City.
  • Carlisle finish 1st in Division Thee (English IV).

• 1995-96
  • Carlisle start season badly. Resigns after a few games.
  • January 1996: Becomes assistant to the inexperienced Gary Megson at Norwich City.
  • Norwich finish 16th of 24 in Division One (English II).

• 1996-97
  • June 1996: Appointed Scarborough manager.
  • Scarborough finish 12th in Division Three. (English IV)

• 1997-98
  • Scarborough finish 6th in Division Three. (English IV).
  • Scarborough lose in playoffs semi-final.

• 1998-99
  • January 28, 1998: Leaves Scarborough to manage Colchester United.
  • Colchester finish 18th in Division Two. (English III).
  • Post season: Short-term coaching role with St. Kitts & Nevis.

• 1999-2000
  • August 25, 1999: Resigns from Colchester United .
  • Works with Steve Coppell at Crystal Palace for two weeks.
  • September 1999: Becomes assistant manager to Bobby Robson at Newcastle United.
  • Newcastle finish 11th in FA Premier League.

• 2000-01
  • Newcastle again finish 11th in Premier League.

• 2001-02
  • June 2001: Becomes assistant manager to Stuart Gray at Southampton, leaving without telling Robson.
  • November 2001: Sacked (with Stuart Gray) after a very poor start to the season.
  • December 2001: Appointed manager of Oldham Athletic.
  • Oldham finish 9th in Division Two. (English III).
  • May 2002: Sacked from Oldham.

• 2002-03
  • July 2002: Appointed manager of Huddersfield Town.
  • January 2003: Sacked. Cannot agreed severance payment with cash-strapped Huddersfield and is reinstated.
  • March 2003: Sacked from Huddersfield.

• 2003-04
  • November 10, 2003: Appointed manager of Democratic Republic of Congo ahead of African Nations Cup.
  • February 1, 2003: Congo lose all 3 matches.
  • February 2, 2003: Sacked from "The Simbas".

• 2004-05
  • June 2004: Appointed manager of Portuguese club Beira-Mar.
  • September 2004: Leaves Beira-Mar amid claims of boardroom interference.
  • January 19, 2005: Becomes assistant manager to Gary Peters at Shrewsbury Town.
  • Shrewsbury finish 21st in League Two. (English IV).

• 2005-06
  • August 2005: Shrewsbury start season poorly.
  • November 2005: Wadsworth still at Shrewsbury Town.

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External Links

Profile at the League Managers Association official website