Everton Was Amazing – Coach Looking To Take Learning Into New Role
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29-second readTom Dulat/Getty Images Former Everton Under-21s coach Paul Tait has reflected on his time at the Toffees, describing it as an ‘amazing’ experience, and is now eager to implement his ideas at Chester FC.
The Seals have appointed the 51-year-old as their youth team manager, marking his return to the club 20 years after he last represented them on the pitch.
Following his retirement in 2008, the former striker moved into coaching, joining Everton’s backroom staff and taking on several roles over the years, including Academy Lead Coach for the Under-18s and Under-21s. @media only screen and (max-width:42em){#videoAd{min-height:382px!important}#snack_dex7,#snack_mex7{max-height:50px!important;max-width:320px!important}}@media only screen and (min-width:42em){#videoAd{min-height:480px!important}#belowVideoAd{min-height:120px!important}}#videoAd{background:#f9f9f9}#belowVideoAd{background:#f9f9f9;width:100%} Enjoying this story?
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Paul Tait has insisted he had an amazing time at Everton, as he now bids to tackle his new role at Chester FC.
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