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lee honeywood

Lee played six years professionally at Ipswich Town FC and represented England U18 until a serious knee injury forced him to retire. He coached Ipswich Town U14 Academy side for three seasons. Lee has over  20 years experience of football scouting including 10 years with Chelsea as their premier league scout.

Nickname:

Honey

Clubs:

Waltham Wasps, Arsenal Youth and Ipswich Town FC

Best grounds played at:

Wembley, Old Trafford, Stamford Bridge, Highbury and White Hart Lane

Style:

Technical midfielder and attacking full back

Boots:

Adidas Copa Mundial and World Cup

Superstition:

Too many to mention

Supports:

Ipswich Town FC

Favourite players:

Zico, Zola , Zidane and Trent Sainsbury

stuart

nethercott

Nickname:

Nethers


Clubs:

Tottenham Hotspur, Millwall, Wycombe Wanders and Woking


Honours:

FA Youth Cup winner, Division 1 winners, 10 England U21s caps and FA Cup winner 1991


Best ground played at:

Wembley, Anfield, Old Trafford, The New Den and White Hart Lane


Style:

Rough and ready


Boots:

Nike Tiempos


Superstition:

Don't change a winning formula


Supports:

Millwall


Favourite player:

Paul Gascoigne

rob

pithers

Rob has coached for over a decade at youth and senior level. He is an enthusiastic, hard working and technically gifted coach.

Nickname:

Piths or Pitherino


Clubs:

Heybridge Boys, Millwall Youth, Burnham Ramblers, Maldon Town and Witham Town (1st team coach)


Honours:

19 years at P.A.S.S. 


Style:

Ball player


Boots:

Adidas Copa Mundial


Superstition:

None


Supports:

Liverpool


Favourite player:

Steven Gerrard

 

ross

parmenter

UEFA B qualified and a successful playing career, Ross passes on all his knowledge and experience. He has coached children for over a decade.

Nickname:

Parms


Clubs:

Spurs Youth, Leyton Orient Youth. Chelmsford City, Harlow Town, Maldon Town, Brentwood Town, Wingate & Finelchy and East Thurruck Utd.


Honours:

Ryman North play off winner. Ryman Premier semi final play offs, FA Cup first round Hartlepool.


Style:

Cultured


Superstition:

None


Supports:

Man United/Leicester City


Favourite players:

Pirlo

brian

honeywood

Brian has played professionally at Ipswich Town FC and Colchester United. He has been involved in local football as a player and manager. His knowledge, dedication and love of the game is an asset.

Nickname:

Titch

Clubs:

Harway Boys, Chelmsford City FC, Ipswich Town FC and Colchester United FC

Honours:

South East Counties League and Cup Winner

Style:

Box to box and 100% committed

Boots:

Adidas

Superstition:

None

Supports:

Ipswich Town FC

Favourite player:

Bobby Charlton

elliot wright

Elliot has coached youth football for two years, after being an ex-PASS player himself, he went on to Play for Arsenal Youth academy for 10 years, also representing his country at U17 level. Having a Level 2 badge, he now passes on his youthful passion for the game onto all the players in his sessions. 
 
Nickname:
Ell / Wrighty

Clubs:
Chelmsford City, Arsenal, Waltham Abbey

Honours:
Arsenal Scholar and two England U17 Caps

Style:
Ball playing Centre half

Boots:
Nike Magista

Superstition:
None

Supports:
Arsenal

Favourite player:
Thierry Henry

scott mitchell

Scott looks to bring his experience he gained playing academy and professional first team football for Dagenham & Redbridge to the team. Being an ex-PASS academy player himself, he now passes on his youthful knowledge of the game onto all the players in his sessions. Captaining the Daggers Youth team in various big FA Youth Cup games; against Luton & Colchester to name a few, he then featured in the Daggers first team squad on numerous occasions before joining the PASS team. 
 
Nickname:
Scotty or Mitch 

Clubs:
Dagenham & Redbridge Haringey Borough

Honours:
Scholarship Dagenham & Redbridge FC

Style:
Old School Centre Half 

Boots:
Adidas 

Superstition:
Listening to Oasis before a game

Supports:
West Ham United

Favourite player:
Mats Hummels 

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