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Gerard Houllier wants former Liverpool coach Phil Thompson as his assistant at Aston Villa - report
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6 Sep 2010 09:17:00
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Gerard Houllier is contemplating working alongside his former number two at Liverpool, Phil Thompson should he be appointed Aston Villa's new manager, according to a report from The Daily Express.
Thompson was Houllier's assistant at Liverpool for six years, and was at the Frenchman's side when the Reds completed a memorable cup treble of the FA Cup, League Cup and UEFA Cup in 2001.
The former England defender won a host of honours as a player at Anfield, and captained the Reds until being succeeded by Graeme Souness.
Thompson has been working as a pundit for much of the time since leaving his coaching post at Liverpool in 2004.
Gerard Houllier is contemplating working alongside his former number two at Liverpool, Phil Thompson should he be appointed Aston Villa's new manager, according to a report from The Daily Express.
Thompson was Houllier's assistant at Liverpool for six years, and was at the Frenchman's side when the Reds completed a memorable cup treble of the FA Cup, League Cup and UEFA Cup in 2001.
The former England defender won a host of honours as a player at Anfield, and captained the Reds until being succeeded by Graeme Souness.
Thompson has been working as a pundit for much of the time since leaving his coaching post at Liverpool in 2004.
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