LFC Honors Jonathan Humble, Women’s First Team Kit Manager
The football community mourns the loss of Jonathan Humble, the newly appointed women’s kit manager for Liverpool FC. Jonathan fell seriously ill at home on a Sunday night and sadly passed away a few days later at Leighton Hospital in Crewe. His tenure with LFC Women began this season, but his impact was profound despite the short duration.
Tributes Pour In for Jonathan Humble
Memories and Impact
Jonathan had a distinguished career in football, spending nearly six years at Manchester United prior to joining Liverpool. There, he worked diligently across the women’s, academy, and men’s teams, forming many friendships. Andy O’Boyle, the managing director for LFC Women, expressed his sorrow, stating:
- “This is devastating news and our thoughts are with Jon’s wife Claire and his three children.”
- “I knew Jon from Manchester United and regarded him as an outstanding professional.”
- “His pride in his work and drive to set high standards were evident from day one.”
Community and Relationships
Visiting Jonathan in the hospital revealed the strong relationships he had built, noted by O’Boyle. Friends and acquaintances from various clubs visited, highlighting his reputation in the football community.
Head coach Gareth Taylor also shared his sentiments, emphasizing Jonathan’s positive influence on both coaching staff and players:
- “Although he was with us for a short time, his impact was significant.”
- “Jon maintained meticulous standards and was always ready to assist others.”
- “It’s hard to believe we lost someone so talented at a young age.”
Remembering Jonathan’s Legacy
Jonathan Humble’s contributions to Liverpool FC Women, albeit brief, will be remembered fondly. His professionalism and commitment to the team set an example for everyone involved. As the club and its supporters reflect on his life, thoughts remain with his family during this difficult time. The legacy he leaves behind will continue to inspire those who were fortunate enough to work alongside him.