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Adrian Paul Heath (born 11 January 1961) is an English football manager and former player. He manages the American club Orlando City in USL Pro. Heath played for Stoke City, Everton, Espanyol, Aston Villa, Manchester City, Burnley and Sheffield United.

Personal information[]

  • Full Name: Adrian Paul Heath
  • Date of Birth: 11 January 1961 
  • Place of Birth: Newcastle under-Lyme, England
  • Height: 5 ft 6 in 
  • Playing Position: Midfielder

Clubs []

International[]

Management Career []

  • Burnley, 1996-1997 (player/manager)
  • Sheffield United, 1999 
  • Coventry City, 2005 (caretaker manager)
  • Coventry City, 2007 (caretaker manager)
  • Austin Aztex, 2008-2010
  • Orlando City, 2011-

Player Honours []

Everton

Burnley 

Stoke City 

Managerial Honours []

Orlando City

  • USA Pro League, 2011 
  • Supporters' Shield, 2012
  • USL Pro Coach of the Year, 2011, 2012 
Major League Soccer head coaches 2020
Eastern Conference

Pineda (Atlanta United FC) · Hendrickson (Chicago Fire) · Noonan (FC Cincinnati) · Porter (Columbus Crew SC) · Losada (D.C. United) · Neville (Inter Miami CF) · Nancy (CF Montréal) · Arena (New England Revolution) · Deila (New York City FC) · Struber (New York Red Bulls) · Pareja (Orlando City SC) · Curtin (Philadelphia Union) · Bradley (Toronto FC)

Western Conference

Wolff (Austin FC) · Fraser (Colorado Rapids) · Estévez (FC Dallas) · Vacant (Houston Dynamo FC) · Vacant (Los Angeles FC) · Vanney (LA Galaxy) · Heath (Minnesota United FC) · Smith (Nashville SC) · Savarese (Portland Timbers) · Mastroeni (Real Salt Lake) · Almeyda (San Jose Earthquakes) · Schmetzer (Seattle Sounders FC) · Vermes (Sporting Kansas City) · Sartini (Vancouver Whitecaps FC)

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