Job Description Job title: Goalkeeper Coach (Women’s Team) Reporting to: Football Manager Location: Imperial Fields/Plough Lane, Wimbledon Role description: AFC Wimbledon Women is part of the AFC Wimbledon family – owned by the fans, for the fans. The team play in the FA Women’s National League Southern Premier Division, the third tier of women’s football. We train at Tooting & Mitcham United FC’s Imperial Fields (currently Tuesdays and Thursday nights, 7-10pm), and our games are split between Imperial Fields, and the Cherry Red Records Stadium, Plough Lane. Away fixtures are played across the south of England. Games are played on Sundays, with occasional midweek fixtures.  We are looking to recruit a part-time goalkeeper coach to join our team. The successful candidate would work alongside our football and support staff. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES • Plan and deliver high standard goalkeeping sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays • Support goalkeepers on matchdays...

The Premier League IT department are looking for an IT Infrastructure Engineer to join the Technology Operations team.  This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced engineer who has a passion for supporting and delivering IT services.   The IT Infrastructure Engineer will help support and manage the organisations on-premises and cloud infrastructure, servers, and systems.  The role will also participate in project work across the IT department and wider business.  The role will act as an escalation point for the ServiceDesk and will also engage with the Security and Development teams to support and deliver new solutions. Who we are The Premier League is home to some of the most competitive and compelling football in the world. The League and its Clubs use the power and popularity of the competition to inspire fans, communities and partners in the UK and across the world. The Premier League brings people together from all backgrounds. It is a competition for...

About The Role   Reporting to:  Head of Academy Medical / Academy Sports Rehabilitator Contract Type:  Fixed-term, 12 months Hours:  20 hours per week (Evening and weekend work is a mandatory requirement of the role) Locations:  Vale Park, Roe Lane, Keele University, Alsager Role Purpose To implement the Academy Medical and Sports Science programme, providing prevention, diagnosis and treatment of injuries to players in the Professional Development Phase, Foundation and Youth Development age groups at Port Vale Football Club. Responsibilities Deliver medical services throughout the Academy age groups, providing diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries to players. Collaborate with all staff within the Academy Medical Department and wider MDT staff. Contribute towards the Key Performance Indicators of the Medical department. Ensure appropriate recovery and injury...

About The Role The Off-Pitch Pathway Scheme (OPPS) is a joint initiative from the Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) and English Football League (EFL) designed to help former players and scholars move into meaningful, long- term careers away from the pitch.   Administered by League Football Education (LFE), the scheme creates funded, year-long placements for former players and scholars to gain experience in non-coaching roles at EFL clubs in view of keeping football experience in the game and supporting members as they transition into new careers.   The programme has been backed by a joint investment of £225,000 from the PFA and EFL. This investment funds nine OPPS roles for EFL clubs across a number of club functions, including finance, administration, commercial, communications and operations.   OPPS roles are open to all PFA members,...