Youth Development Phase Coach Steve worked in the club’s foundation for ten years as a lead coach after joining in 2012.

Since then, he has worked in our academy in a number of roles including professional lead development coach since September 2025 and assistant head coach in the under-18s.

Tomer returned to the club in August 2024 to take up a mentoring role in the club’s academy.

He joined Albion in June 2015 from Almeria and went on to score 33 goals in 108 appearances for the club.

After departing the Amex, he played for for Charlton Athletic and A-League sides Wellington Phoenix and Western Sydney Wanderers before returning to Israel to play for Hapoel Be’er Sheva and Maccabi Haifa.

Youth Development Phase Coach Steve worked in the club’s foundation for ten years as a lead coach after joining in 2012.

Since then, he has worked in our academy in a number of roles including professional lead development coach since September 2025 and assistant head coach in the under-18s.

Tomer returned to the club in August 2024 to take up a mentoring role in the club’s academy.

He joined Albion in June 2015 from Almeria and went on to score 33 goals in 108 appearances for the club.

After departing the Amex, he played for for Charlton Athletic and A-League sides Wellington Phoenix and Western Sydney Wanderers before returning to Israel to play for Hapoel Be’er Sheva and Maccabi Haifa.

Inigo Calderon rejoined Albion in June 2023 to lead the men's under-18s.

The Spaniard had spent the previous three years in various coaching roles with Alaves in Spain.

The former defender originally joined Albion in January 2010, helping us to promotion from League One the following year.

He played in our opening Championship game at the Amex – a 2-1 win over Doncaster Rovers – going onto help us establish our place in the second tier before departing in 2016.

Inigo Calderon rejoined Albion in June 2023 to lead the men's under-18s.

The Spaniard had spent the previous three years in various coaching roles with Alaves in Spain.

The former defender originally joined Albion in January 2010, helping us to promotion from League One the following year.

He played in our opening Championship game at the Amex – a 2-1 win over Doncaster Rovers – going onto help us establish our place in the second tier before departing in 2016.

Gary Dicker returned to the club in July 2021 as over-age player in the under-23 squad, before calling time on his playing career and beginning work with the under-18s in January 2022.

The former midfielder made more than 150 appearances for Albion after joining in March 2009 from Stockport County. He made the move permanent in July 2009 and spent the next four seasons with the club.

After spells with Rochdale, Crawley Town and Carlisle, Dicker joined Scottish Premiership side Kilmarnock in 2016, making more than 150 appearances and coaching the reserve team for four years before he was released at the end of last season.

Following Andrew Crofts's appointment as first team coach under Roberto De Zerbi, Gary Dicker made the step up to become under-21s head coach Shannon Ruth's assistant in September 2022.

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