Matt Beard: Former Liverpool, Chelsea and West Ham boss says he has ‘maybe three months’ until he has to consider jobs outside football | Football News

“Maybe three months” so that he must consider jobs outside of football.

Bird left his role with Reds in February – the second time he managed in the club – after he had talismans with Chelsea women, West Ham and Bristol City women from among others.

This 47 -year -old has left looking for a new job and talked about how difficult it is for him and his family without his fixed income. Bird has already said that he may need to return to a previous job as a real estate agent to meet their needs.

With the emergence of the latest podcast stadium with Jordan Nobs and Nikita Paris, Bird was asked for time so that he must think of a job outside of football.

He replied, “Maybe I have three months or so.” “At the end of the day, I have a family that I need to support. My agent has made some calls about certain roles, so I am confident at the end of the season, there will be some opportunities.

“But if you need to do something different, I need to do something different because I must present, but I hope that does not come.

“I love training and management, so I want to continue doing this, whether here or abroad.

“Will I consider the role of the sports director or football manager? It is possible, but I am still forty -four years old only. I still have a lot to present it, I just completed my professional licenses and got a diploma from LMA in football management.

Bird moved to NWSL after his first period in Liverpool between 2013 and 2015, before spending a year with Boston Brucez.

“I am open to strengthening my minds and perhaps my teaching. You have taught me to go to America a lot, especially a different style of playing, so I am open to the next.

“I needed to try something different. If I looked at my CV before leaving Liverpool, I won every cup in the local game.

“Going to America, I probably choose the most difficult job you can choose ever, and go to Breakers.

“I think they won two games in something like two seasons and I used to go to a different league in a completely different style. If I look at NWSL now, this is still completely transition, but there is a lot of quality in the league.

“It has become more competitive and improved every year. When I was there, the standard was very bad but taught me a lot.

“If I looked at my time in Liverpool, we won a consecutive periodic title, and we had a difficult third season, but I learned a lot because how I motivated myself? We were beaten every week in Boston and learned a lot from this aspect and return [to Liverpool] It was the best thing, I think.

“If you look at what we achieved in the three years, we were promoted in the first attempt in the tournament, and they got the seventh place in WSL in the following year and then the fourth of last year.

“It was an amazing journey. I was disappointed, I haven’t finished it, but I got a great relationship with people at the club. Sometimes, this is just football.

“You are only good like your last results and your last job, and it is very rare for someone to inherit a team that he inherited in Liverpool. I was always confident of the amount of injuries that you injured this year, and that we will end in that five or six six, and this will only happen because of the quality they got there, but you always have something to prove it.

“If you go to a job in thinking,” Oh, you have done this, you have done it ” – you can’t do it. You really have to make sure that you got some goals and it is realistic.

“I definitely have something to prove, 100 percent, and I can’t wait to prove it.”