David Livermore

David Livermore has a background in professional football, transitioning from a player to a coaching and managerial career. After winning the Division Two title with Millwall in 2001, David Livermore solidified his reputation as a committed and skilled professional, having spent seven impactful years as a player for the club, eventually earning the distinction of club captain. His tenure at Millwall included a significant appearance in the 2004 FA Cup final and culminated in him being awarded the Millwall Player of the Year in 2006. Livermore began his professional football journey as a trainee at Arsenal from 1988 to 1998, developing foundational skills before his defining period at Millwall.

Livermore transitioned into a coaching and managerial career, initially taking on a player-manager role for Histon in 2010. He returned to Millwall in 2012, where he was appointed youth team coach, a position he held before progressing to assistant manager in 2015. After four years in this crucial leadership role, he resigned from his assistant manager position at Millwall in 2019. In 2022, Livermore continued his coaching journey, being appointed assistant manager at Gillingham, further expanding his experience across different football clubs.

In February 2024, David Livermore made a significant return to Millwall as assistant head coach, marking a highly anticipated reunion with the club where he enjoyed much of his playing and early coaching success. Later that year, in December 2024, his leadership capabilities were recognized again when he was appointed caretaker manager at Millwall, stepping into a pivotal role. This progression underscores Livermore’s consistent and evolving involvement in professional football, seamlessly moving from a decorated playing career to increasingly senior coaching and managerial responsibilities.