A former championship manager has changed Wingers for Wings – by taking a job at Bristol Airport.
And fans could hardly believe their eyes while he opted for a high VIZ instead of a high line.
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Ex-Swindon and Notts County Chief Luke Williams was Swansea Boss from January 2024 to his plunder in February 2025.
Gaffer, born in London, 44, was placed with garden leave.
But despite the fact that he undoubtedly received a payment from the Welsh club when he was four months ago, he wanted to do something valuable during his time from the competition.
So much so that, while he is waiting for a new stint in a dugout, good -hearted Williams has undertaken a performance that helped disabled and limited mobility passengers around Bristol airport terminal, as reported by Athletics.
He started the job two weeks ago.
And it wasn’t long before a photo of him in his new workplace became viral.
The Snap showed modest Williams who wore his yellow reflective vest uniform and Lanyard who came out of the elevator Bristol.
A X The user wrote: “Luke Williams has disappeared from managing the swans to working at Bristol airport, someone checks VAR.”
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They answered: “He just does this because he is bored, he really doesn’t care about the opinions of others and you have to respect it.”
Another said, “Fair play for the man.”
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A third joke: “Manage in the top flight.”
A fourth added: “Cardiff City fan here with nothing but respect for this. Call me wake up if you want. (*I believe I will appear best in the full Bluebirds kit if I fly next week)” “”
And one last person typed: “Clearly has a huge working ethics. Good luck for him!”
Williams told The guardian In 2024 he puts a strong emphasis on dedication and dedication and explains: “In my opinion, motivation in life is everything.”
He also revealed how he loaded trucks for BHS and drove minibuses to and from night clubs and airports to finance his early coaching career.
In those days he collected £ 1.50 for every player who attended his sessions.
Williams also applied for an electrician course when he left his coaching role with Swansea Under Russell Martin in 2022.
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