Luke Williams: Transition from Ex-Swansea City Boss to Airport Job with Coaching Aspirations
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Summary
Former Swansea City boss Luke Williams has taken on a job at the airport after coaching in lower divisions, emphasizing earning an honest living rather than making millions from football. He eyes a return to coaching despite his playing career being cut short by injury.
Key quotes
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'Having seen hopes of a playing career ruined by injury - and having coached largely in the lower divisions - Williams is not someone who has made millions from football.'
'News of Luke Williams' new job emerged after this photo, taken by Matthias Kenealy, appeared on social media.'
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