Cancel
CreatorsPublishersAdvertisers

Leam Richardson

avatar
Leam Richardson
Leam Nathan Richardson (born 19 November 1979) is an English former professional footballer who is currently the assistant manager at Wigan Athletic. His previous clubs include Chesterfield, Blackburn Rovers, Bolton Wanderers, Notts County, Blackpool , Accrington Stanley and Portsmouth F.C. Honours include;Youth cup captain finalist(Runner up)Championship play off winners( Bolton Wanderers)Love Vans trophy winners(Blackpool)Play off (Runner up)Conference champions (Accrington Stanley)Johnstone paint (Runner up Chesterfield)League 2 champions (Chesterfield)League 2 champions (Portsmouth)League 1 Champions (Wigan Athletic)
Expandarrow_down
Born
1979-11-19
Birth Place
Leeds, England
Expandarrow_down
SportsPosted by
Daily Mail

Wigan's League One survival should go down as a minor MIRACLE after administration shook the club to its core... Leam Richardson held it all together amid a mass exodus and an overnight exit from their training base after it was sold to Preston!

That was a season like no other at Wigan Athletic. Administration, a mass exodus of players and staff, an overnight exit from the training base and nine months on the brink, unsure if the next day might be the last. Holding it all together was Leam Richardson, virtually the last...
Picture for Wigan's League One survival should go down as a minor MIRACLE after administration shook the club to its core... Leam Richardson held it all together amid a mass exodus and an overnight exit from their training base after it was sold to Preston!
SportsPosted by
newschain

Leam Richardson pleased with point as Wigan look to follow Burton in staying up

Leam Richardson felt Wigan’s draw with Burton was one point gained rather than two points dropped in their fight to avoid relegation from Sky Bet League One. The Brewers secured the place in the third tier – having looked dead and buried at the halfway stage of the campaign – thanks to the 1-1 draw at the DW Stadium, where Wigan striker Will Keane cancelled out Joe Powell’s early opener.
Picture for Leam Richardson pleased with point as Wigan look to follow Burton in staying up
RELATED CHANNELS
News Break
Sports
SportsBBC

Leam Richardson: Wigan Athletic appoint caretaker as boss

Wigan Athletic have appointed caretaker boss Leam Richardson as manager on a three-year deal. The 41-year-old took over after John Sheridan left for Swindon in November and has guided the club out of the League One relegation zone. After four straight wins, Wigan are four points clear of the bottom...
SportsBBC

Wigan Athletic: Caretaker Leam Richardson trying to 'keep negativity' away

Wigan Athletic caretaker manager Leam Richardson says his players must not let the club's financial position affect them on the pitch as they battle to preserve their League One status. A protracted takeover saga has meant the struggling Latics have been in administration since July. Wigan lost to promotion-chasing Lincoln...
RELATED PEOPLE
Person
Tom Naylor
SportsPosted by
newschain

Leam Richardson may shuffle limited Wigan resources for visit of Lincoln

Leam Richardson may shuffle his limited Wigan resources for the visit of Lincoln after describing his side’s 5-0 midweek defeat to Hull as “catastrophic”. Striker Callum Lang overcame a dead leg to feature from the bench against the Tigers and could return to the starting line-up. Teenager Luke Robinson and forward Zach Clough are also pushing for recalls, while Joe Dodoo is still waiting to make his first Latics start after three substitute appearances.
SportsPosted by
newschain

Differing views for Leam Richardson and Steve Cotterill after draw

Wigan caretaker boss Leam Richardson and Shrewsbury manager Steve Cotterill unsurprisingly had differing views after the 1-1 draw at the DW Stadium. Will Keane’s 47th-minute penalty for Wigan, after Tom Pearce was fouled by Ro-Shaun Williams, was cancelled out by Shaun Whalley in the 66th minute. And while Richardson –...
RELATED PUBLISHERS
Publisher
newschain
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE
News Break
Soccer