Chloe Adams

Favourite Team and Player?

“U.N.I.T.E.D, United are the team for me!”
I have been a Manchester United fan since I was born, been going to games since I was a kid with my dad. The atmosphere of going to the games are surreal, and I will never get bored of going (even if we lose). Wayne Rooney will always be my favourite player from United, i idolised him so much from such a young age. Will never forget the famous bicycle kick against Man City in 2011.

Favourite Food?

My favourite food is 100% Chinese, I love Cantonese style chicken with egg fried rice. However I’m the fussiest person ever, so I’m not very experimental other than that.

Number one pet peeve?

One thing that irritates me is bad manors, it frustrates me how people can’t say please or thank you. As my Nan says “manors cost nothing”.

Something people might be surprised to learn?

Something people might be surprised to learn - In the past year, I discovered a sport which I enjoy that I never thought I would and that is darts, I play for two different teams just for a bit of fun. I wouldn’t say I’m amazing, but I definitely give some men a run for their money and have won quite a few matches! My confidence is still a working progress, but my favourite check out double is my lucky number 10!

University

University of Bath, BA in Sports management and Coaching

Coaching Qualifications

BA in Sports management and Coaching
Level 3 extended diploma in sports coaching (football)

The Bio

Increasing and engaging young people’s participation in sports has always been a passion of mine. From playing football, netball and rugby myself, I specifically wanted to provide more opportunities for young girls that I didn’t personally have myself. Im one of those people that once I have an idea or dream in my sights, I have to work towards achieving it, so I went to Hartpury college and University of Bath with the aim to become a sports coach to reach my end goal. I have recently just graduated and wanted to get straight into the industry to widen my experience and knowledge even more. Seeing children succeed within sport no matter what ability, is so rewarding as a job, that I would never want to do anything else.