2008
Dan Green
Dan Green was a youth player at Exeter City from 2008 and mainly played in midfield. Amongst his appearances for the club was a friendly against the Royal Marines at St James' Park in August 2008. He subsequently featured for Truro City between 2012 and 2016 as well as having a spell with Dorchester Town.
Moving into coaching, Dan soon took up the position of under-18s coach back at Exeter City and played a role in the development of players such as Ethan Ampadu, Jack Sparkes and Archie Collins. Following the appointment of Matt Taylor as City's manager in 2018, Dan was put in charge of the club's under-23s team who he guided towards qualification for the Under-23 Premier League Cup in the 2018/19 season.
Increasingly working with the first-team squad during the 2021/22 promotion season, Dan subsequently left the Grecians in August 2022 to join Aston Villa as an under-21 coach before moving to Rotherham United in June 2023 as first-team strategic development coach. Working once again with Matt Taylor, Dan remained with the Millers after Taylor's dismissal in November 2023 until returning to Exeter City as an individual player development phase coach in the summer of 2024.
Moving into coaching, Dan soon took up the position of under-18s coach back at Exeter City and played a role in the development of players such as Ethan Ampadu, Jack Sparkes and Archie Collins. Following the appointment of Matt Taylor as City's manager in 2018, Dan was put in charge of the club's under-23s team who he guided towards qualification for the Under-23 Premier League Cup in the 2018/19 season.
Increasingly working with the first-team squad during the 2021/22 promotion season, Dan subsequently left the Grecians in August 2022 to join Aston Villa as an under-21 coach before moving to Rotherham United in June 2023 as first-team strategic development coach. Working once again with Matt Taylor, Dan remained with the Millers after Taylor's dismissal in November 2023 until returning to Exeter City as an individual player development phase coach in the summer of 2024.
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