In an interview that features inside Saturday’s edition of United Review, our official matchday programme for the visit of Tottenham Hotspur, Harry shares an insight into working with them both, as he explains how each of our outfield coaches are positively impacting sessions behind the scenes, in a one-by-one rundown.
Maguire remembers Woodgate, who worked on Carrick’s staff at Middlesbrough, as a player, and says he is already learning things from the former England international.
“He was a fantastic player,” Harry recalls. “Coaching [here], he’s come in and been refreshing. He brings great energy to the group, to the sessions.
“Obviously he’s been a centre-back himself and he’s giving me tips, and he’s going to definitely work a lot with the younger centre-backs, with Leny [Yoro], Ayden [Heaven] and Tyler [Fredricson].
“But, of course, even senior players like myself and Licha [Lisandro Martinez], we can learn from him. He’s brought great ideas and I’ve been really impressed.”
