US EditionFootball Manager Spotted Working at Bristol Airport Just Months on From Championship Sacking
- Luke Williams, the 44-year-old former Swansea City manager, was dismissed in February 2025 and is now working at Bristol Airport assisting passengers.
- Following a disappointing sequence of seven losses in nine matches, Swansea decided to make a managerial change, leading to Williams’ departure earlier that year.
- Williams gained recognition for guiding Notts County from the National League to League Two promotion and earned respect for his strong work ethic.
- He told The Guardian that his motivation stemmed from his late teens, recalling how he would sometimes push through long stretches of work with only a few hours of sleep before returning to his tasks.
- Williams’ transition to airport work illustrates a temporary break from football, though reports suggest he remains a potential candidate to return to coaching.
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Sacked football manager who lost to Sunderland takes job in airport while on gardening leave
Luke Williams was sacked by Championship side Swansea earlier this year after a run of poor form - but he's certainly kept himself busy since his departure
·Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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Ex-Championship manager now works at airport while on gardening leave after sacking - Daily Star
Football manager Luke Williams was sacked by Swansea in February but has found himself a new job while on gardening leave after he was pictured in a high vis jacket at Bristol Airport
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