Reminder- TONIGHT- An Evening With Nicky Eaden (Free Entry) @ Oakwell 7pm

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An Evening With Nicky Eaden

Barnsley FC Supporters’ Trust are pleased to confirm that Nicky Eaden will be our guest tonight, Wed 29th January at The Legends Suite at Oakwell starting at 7pm.

Nicky made almost 300 league and cup appearances for the club, helping us gain promotion to the Premier League in 1996-97, and the Division One play-off final at the old Wembley in 2000.

He holds his UEFA pro licence coaching badge, has also passed the LMA certificate in management, and worked as an assistant manager at Championship, League One and Conference levels.

After leaving Oakwell as a player, Eaden made 74 appearances for Birmingham City, helping them reach the League Cup Final in 2001 and to win the Division One play-off final in 2002.

He then joined Wigan Athletic, initially on loan, and went on to make over 117 appearances for the Latics. During his time there the Lancashire club won the old Second Division title in 2002-03 and were runners-up in the Championship in 2004-05.

Eaden, who currently lives in the midlands with his family, also had spells with Nottingham Forest, Lincoln, Halesowen Town, Solihull Moors and Kettering Town.

He became player-coach at Kettering, before becoming assistant boss to manager Mark Cooper during the 2008-09 season.

In November 2009, Cooper was appointed manager of Championship club Peterborough United, and Eaden accompanied him, again as assistant manager.

Just over a year later Eaden departed Posh by mutual consent.

In March 2011, Eaden joined the coaching staff of Rotherham United on a contract until the end of the season, working under his one-time Barnsley team-mate Andy Liddell.

But with Liddell losing out to Andy Scott for the full-time manager’s role at the club, Eaden departed at the end of his contract.

He was quickly back in work, agreeing a two-year contract to become assistant manager to Marcus Law at Tamworth.

However, just a week later Eaden announced he had suffered a change of heart and would not be taking up the post, instead taking up the same role at Kettering Town.

He is currently the Under 21 coach for Leicester City and more recently guest summariser with BFC Player.

Come and join Nicky for an evening of Video and Q&A

The meeting will start at 7.00pm in the Legends Suite, East Stand at Oakwell and will be chaired by Ray Brammer.

Admission is free for all Supporters Trust Members. Free membership is available by filling in a form on the night.

A cash bar will be available

Please submit any questions for Nicky to info@bfcst.org.uk

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