Former Peterborough United player becomes joint manager of Peterborough Sports

Michael Gash (left) with Luke SteeleMichael Gash (left) with Luke Steele
Michael Gash (left) with Luke Steele
Former Peterborough United and Manchester United goalkeeper Luke Steele has been appointed joint manager of Peterborough Sports.

Steele will work alongside Michael Gash who was keen on support as he seeks to continue his playing career.

Gash has managed Sports alone since legendary club boss Jimmy Dean left for Scunthorpe United.

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Sports have won two of their three games under Gash, although Steele has been helping him out.

Steele’s first managerial position was confirmed on Tuesday night.

Sports chairman Grant Biddle explained: “Michael doesn’t want to stop playing yet so he wanted Luke to be appointed as his equal so there is more authority on the sidelines when Michael is on the pitch.”

Steele tweeted his delight: “Delighted to get my first managerial job at Sports, joining Michael Gash and such a fantastic club. Having being on board for the last two games I am excited to continue working and to do my best for the club.”

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Steele is a local man who went to school at Arthur Mellows Village College, Glinton before joining the Posh Academy.

He made two senior starts for Posh before moving to Manchester United for £500k in 2002. He didn’t play for United, but he went on to have a fine Football League career mainly at Coventry, West Brom and Barnsley. The 38 year-old also had a spell with Greek giants Panathinaikos.