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✍️ Eric Kinder appointed assistant manager

Eric joins Chris Weale, Andrew Wiseman and Dan Green as Matt’s first-team management team for the 2018/19 season.

25 June 2018

Club News

✍️ Eric Kinder appointed assistant manager

Eric joins Chris Weale, Andrew Wiseman and Dan Green as Matt’s first-team management team for the 2018/19 season.

25 June 2018

Exeter City is delighted to announce that Eric Kinder will take on the role of assistant manager to Matt Taylor.

Eric joins Chris Weale, Andrew Wiseman and Dan Green as Matt’s first-team management team for the 2018/19 season.

Eric, who has had coaching roles with the likes of Blackburn Rovers, Preston North End, Carlisle United and until recently Limerick, brings with him a wealth of experience to St James Park.

On Eric’s appointment, City boss Matt Taylor said:

“Eric is the experience which I need. He will have a great relationship with the players and will calm everyone down. He’s got the experience in terms of managing, assisting and being head of academy.

“He is passionate about bringing young players through which is a big part of the club. He will assist everything from the first team down to academy level, helping out Aaron Pugh and Wayne Carlisle when needed.”

With Matt taking on his first role in management this season, he believes that Eric will make an excellent assistant and the Grecians can benefit from the wealth of football experience that he brings.

Matt continued: “He’s going to be a big part going forward. He has been there and done it at all levels. He’s worked for the Premier League so is obviously highly regarded as a coach and as a person.

“He is someone who will keep me on the straight and narrow in my first year. Someone who will help me when I’m not doing things right or making mistakes.”

Matt revealed that Eric will be moving to Devon to take up the role from Carlisle and is looking forward to welcoming him to the club and the area.

He said: “He was my youth team coach at Preston North End as a kid and we’ve kept in touch since. Every time we’ve played Carlisle we’ve met up and when we’ve trained at Blackburn and I trust him.

“It’s a big commitment to move down from the north west, something I’ve done in the past so I’m going to help him with that. It’s not only a great club to be at, to work at, to play at, but a great area to live in as well.” 


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