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Current Staff


  • Reserve Team Coach:Neil Lennon
  • Head of Professional Academy: Tommy McIntyre
  • Head of Intermediate Academy: John McLaughlan
  • Head of Junior Academy: Martin Miller
  • Academy Welfare & Operations Manager: Brian Meehan
  • Goalkeeping Coach: Stevie Woods
  • Reserve Team Assistant: Danny McGrain
  • U19's Academy Coach: Stevie Frail
  • U17's Academy Coach: Miodrag Krivokadic, George McCluskey
  • U16's Academy Coach: Martin Clark
  • U15's Academy Coach: John Sludden, John Gallagher
  • U14's Academy Coach: Tom McCafferty
  • U13's Academy Coach: Michael O'Halloran, Willie McNab
  • U12's Academy Coach: Brian Kelly, Greig Robertson
  • U11 Academy Coach: Martin Miller, John Horne

  • Club Doctor: David Pugh (appointed January 2010)
  • Physiotherapists: Gavin McCarthy,Graeme Parsons
  • Academy Physiotherapist: Naim Mohammed
  • Head of Sports Science:
  • Sports Scientist: Ian Coll
  • Club Physiologist: ???
  • Academy Physiologist: ??
  • Nutritionist: Irene Rioch
  • Kit Controller: John Clark
  • Youth Academy Kit Controller: Hugh McGovern

  • Senior Groundsman: Johnny Hays


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    TomCampbell coaches 3 Oct 27 2009, 9:01 AM EDT by TheHumanTorpedo
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    Celtic's first genuine coach was the venerable Jimmy Hogan who had earned a great European reputation in Austria. He came to Celtic in 1948 (at an advanced age in his late 60s) and did effect some changes in Celtic's outlook. Unfortunately, many Scottish players seemed resistant to coaching. The only two who went on to become coaches themselves were Johnny Paton (Arsenal) and Tommy Docherty. Hogan's greatest success was in converting Bobby Evans (a utility forward)_ into a world-class wing half.
    George Paterson, left half in the Empire Exhibition Trophy winners of 1938, returned as a coach in the early 1950s.
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