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GAFFER’S GREATEST GAFFER: Robson spoke from the heart

In the latest in our series we pick the brains of a man who finished his playing career and stepped into the world of coaching at Non-League’s top table before moving into the women’s game – Birmingham City Women head coach Darren Carter.
GAFFER’S GREATEST

THE GAFFER’S GREATEST GAFFER WITH DARREN CARTER
By Andy Mitchell

In the latest in our series we pick the brains of a man who finished his playing career and stepped into the world of coaching at Non-League’s top table before moving into the women’s game – Birmingham City Women head coach Darren Carter.
Carter came through the ranks at St Andrew’s and scored the winning penalty in a shootout at the Millennium Stadium to fire the Blues into the Premier League at the expense of Norwich City in 2002.
He featured at the top level for Birmingham and then West Bromwich Albion under childhood hero ...

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