Now, it’s not like Liverpool player Charlie Adam is best known for his 37 games in the red shirt, but with a total of 207 Premier League games, Adam has been a profile on the ball island. The first round as a coach was not a good continuation of his career that ended at Dundee in 2022.
A little less than a year ago, Adam got his first opportunity as head coach. Fleetwood Town is the club. Was the club.
Adam took over as manager in December after the club’s ten defeats in a row, but the former Liverpool player did not bring “rookie magic dust” with relegation from League One.
Adam kept his job, preparing the players to rise already in the first season in the fourth division, but only with four points. On Sunday, the club confirmed that they are sacking Adam.
“I would like to thank Charlie for his dedication and professionalism over the past 12 months. He has been a pleasure to work with, but with recent results, we felt the change was necessary. I wish him the best of luck in the future,” owner Jamie Pilley told the club’s website.
