A-League team Brisbane Roar appoints Liverpool great Fowler as new coach
23 April 2019BRISBANE, April 23 ― Liverpool great Robbie Fowler dismissed concerns he lacked experience after he was appointed new coach of Australian A-League strugglers Brisbane Roar today.
“I'm really looking forward to the challenge and am determined to bring success to a club that has such a proud history in the A-League,” he said in a statement.Fowler was briefly player-coach of Thai club Muangthong United, and has worked extensively at Liverpool's academy, but other than that has no other senior coaching experience.
“I know people will mention the experience but as far I'm concerned, you get experience on the job,” Fowler told the“If anyone was to come into a new manager's job ― whether you're experienced or not ― it doesn't dictate whether or not you're going to do a good job.
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