10 Facts About Doug Livermore

Douglas Ernest Livermore was born on 27 December 1947 and is a former professional football player and manager.

Doug Livermore was unable to replace his rival for the right sided midfield role, Ian Callaghan.

Doug Livermore spent time at AFC Bournemouth on loan, making ten appearances, before he signed for Cardiff City in August 1975.

Doug Livermore had joined up with another former Liverpool player John Toshack.

Doug Livermore was an assistant of Mike England with the Wales national football team during the 1980s.

Doug Livermore then moved onto Spurs where again he was Reserve team manager and took the role of first team coach in July 1991, when manager Terry Venables became chief executive and first team coach Peter Shreeves became Team Manager.

On 28 January 1994, Doug Livermore made a football comeback as assistant to Roy Evans at Liverpool.

Doug Livermore returned to football early in 1999 as joint assistant alongside Peter Shreeves at Premier League strugglers Nottingham Forest, where he worked under Ron Atkinson.

Hamilton quit in January to be succeeded by Nigel Worthington, and Doug Livermore was part of the management team which secured Norwich's promotion to the Premier League as Division One champions in 2004.

Worthington was sacked in the autumn of 2006 after failing to get Norwich back into the Premier League, but Doug Livermore remained at Carrow Road as assistant to new manager Peter Grant, until finally leaving on 9 February 2007 after nearly eight years on the club's coaching staff.