Paul Konchesky will start his reign as the new manager of West Ham Ladies on a difficult note after his team got defending champions Chelsea on the opening weekend of the new FA Women's Super League (FAWSL). Paul Konchesky was the assistant manager at West Ham United Ladies before he was named the new manager earlier this summer ahead of the 2022/23 FAWSL season.
New West Ham United Women’s manager Paul Konchesky will take his team to Billericay Town for a pre-season fixture next month. The friendly game was confirmed last month with former Leicester City star Paul Konchesky going back to Billericay Town where his career as a professional footballer ended.
English left-back Paul Konchesky began his career as a professional footballer at Charlton Athletic in London. He was a regular in the first team until the 2002/03 season. A lack of first-team opportunities in his preferred left-back role forced him to ask for a transfer in the summer of 2003.
Paul Konchesky joined London club Charlton Athletic as a trainee in the summer of 1997 and he went on to become the youngest player to represent the first-team before the record was later broken by compatriot JonjoShelvey. Paul Konchesky became the youngest first-team appearance maker at Charlton Athletic against Oxford United at the age of just 16 years and 93 days. However, he didn't become a regular at Charlton Athletic until he made 27 appearances for the first-team squad during the 2000/01 season.
Paul Konchesky is certain that the FA Cup is a fantastic competition. Paul Konchesky is the assistant manager with the West Ham United women's team and he made this known in a chat with the club's website as the team prepares to take on Sheffield United in the fourth round of the competition.
Ex-Fulham, Liverpool and Leicester City left-back Konchesky is looking forward to the Sheffield United game at Bramall Lane on Sunday afternoon with a place in the fifth round up for grabs.
West Ham United achieved a big feat in 2018 when they reached the FA Cup final in what was their first year as a professional team. Paul Konchesky and the rest of the coaching staff would be hoping to equal the feat or even go one better by winning this year.
It has been revealed that Paul Konchesky has been running a pie and mash café after hanging up his boots as a professional footballer. The Sun disclosed via a report that Paul Konchesky has been in charge of a pie and mash café in Brentwood, Essex since 2015. The 40-year-old has run the business for over six years.
Ex-West Ham United, Leicester City and Fulham left-back Konchesky renamed the business Konch'sKafe when he became the owner and he has been dealing in pie and mash since then.
English left-back Paul Konchesky has revealed the struggles he had while he was a Liverpool player. Paul Konchesky talked about his Liverpool career in an interview monitored by Planet Football. Paul Konchesky produced the best season of his football career as he helped Fulham to reach the 2010 Europa League final before they were beaten by Spanish giants Atletico Madrid as masterminded by Roy Hodgson.
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Paul Konchesky became a West Ham United player in July 2005. The English left-back signed for the Hammers from fellow London team Charlton Athletic for a fee of £1.5m. He scored six goals in 168 games in all competitions in the colours of Charlton Athletic plus 15 appearances for North London giants Tottenham Hotspur while he was on loan at the club from Charlton Atheltic before moving to West Ham United.
A fraction of the world of football is currently in shock following the turn of events yesterday after Spanish La Liga giants Barcelona confirmed that their talisman Lionel Messi would not be signing a new deal with the club and will have to leave instead.
The future of Messi at Barcelona was very much up in the air and it was no longer news that the player himself was unsettled at the Spanish capital. However, after an outburst two summers ago that saw the attacker coke out in public to reveal that he was tired of how the club was being run and plans to leave, things seemed settled after the appointment of new President Joan Laporta.
