Name Gerry PeytonPosition Goalkeeping Coach
Born May 20, 1956
Birmingham
Previous clubs as player Burnley
Fulham
Southend Utd (loan)
Bournemouth
Everton
Bolton Wanderers (loan)
Brentford
Chelsea (loan)
West Ham United
Honours as player 33 caps for Republic of Ireland
Clubs as coach: Vissel Kobe (Japan)
Jubilo Iwata (Japan)
AIK Solna (Sweden)
Fulham
Joined Arsenal: July 2003
Gerry Peyton
Gerry is now in his fifth season working with Arsenal’s goalkeepers and has enjoyed a long and varied career as player and coach, having turned out for nine clubs throughout the divisions during a playing career in which he made over 600 appearances.
He played 33 times for the Republic of Ireland and was a member of the 1990 World Cup Finals squad that made history by reaching the Quarter-Finals.
His coaching career has taken him to leading clubs in Japan and Sweden before settling at Arsenal, where he has helped the first team achieve some notable feats.
In 2003/04 the side had the best defensive record in the league, while 2005/06 saw the Gunners keep 10 consecutive Champions League clean sheets, breaking the existing record.
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