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Trewick is United's new coach
John Trewick has been appointed as the new first-team coach of Hereford United. He comes to Edgar Street from Wolverhampton Wanderers where he was the under 17 coach.
In a report on ClubCall, 09068 121645, Graham Turner confirms that Trewick replaces Richard O'Kelly, who joined AFC Bournemouth as assistant manager a couple of weeks ago.
Trewick, 47, is an experienced man, playing professionally for West Bromwich Albion, Oxford United and Newcastle United, and has coaching experience at the Hawthorns and also with Derby County.
He worked closely with O'Kelly at West Brom in the youth system, while also standing in as caretaker manager on three occasions, before working for the FA for a short time, basically coaching coaches.
His experience and knowledge will be crucial in making Hereford United's 2004/05 season a success, and in Trewick, Graham Turner has a superb replacement for Richard O'Kelly.