Liverpool Football Club (LFC) Women is mourning the loss of Jonathan Humble, their women’s kit manager, who sadly passed away at Leighton Hospital in Crewe. Humble fell ill at home on a Sunday evening and succumbed to his illness days later.
LFC Women Honors Jonathan Humble: A Tribute
Jonathan Humble joined LFC Women at the beginning of the season. In a short time, he became an integral part of the team at the AXA Melwood Training Centre. Prior to his position at Liverpool, he dedicated nearly six years to Manchester United, serving various teams, including women’s, academy, and men’s squads. His contributions fostered lasting relationships throughout his career.
Tributes from LFC Officials
Andy O’Boyle, managing director of LFC Women, expressed his condolences, stating how devastated the team was by Humble’s passing. He emphasized their thoughts and support for Jon’s wife, Claire, and their three children at this difficult time. O’Boyle highlighted Humble’s professional demeanor and commitment to excellence.
- O’Boyle noted Jon’s pride in his work.
- Jon had a remarkable impact within just a few months at LFC.
- He was remembered fondly by associates from multiple clubs.
Coach Gareth Taylor’s Reflection
Head coach Gareth Taylor described Jonathan Humble as a significant and uplifting presence for both coaching staff and players. He acknowledged that, despite Jon’s brief tenure at AXA Melwood, his influence was profound.
- Jon maintained high standards and was always available for assistance.
- His loss at such a young age has left a deep impact on the team.
Both O’Boyle and Taylor reiterated the collective sorrow felt by LFC Women. As they reflect on Humble’s contributions, his legacy will undoubtedly live on within the club and the lives he touched during his career.
