Facts About Keith Curle’s Wife, Geraldine C. Sims, And Their Children

Geraldine C. Sims is married to English football manager Keith Curle. He happily resides in Hartlepool, County Durham, England, with his wife and youngest daughter, Maci-Eva Curle.

In Gloucestershire, England, the pair exchanged vows and tied the knot; they have been married for more than 38 years. She chooses to stay out of the spotlight despite Curle’s popularity in the football world.

Neither throughout the games nor during the manager’s celebrations is Geraldine to be found. The former Manchester City center-back also doesn’t talk much about his wife on social media.

She is supposedly a housewife and an American by birth.

Hartlepool United’s temporary manager, Keith Curles, is the father of one son and two children. Thomas, his firstborn, used to play football.

Tom played for Mansfield Town and Chester City in the Football League, where his father Keith served as manager at various times. On September 20, 2003, Curle made his professional debut as a late substitute in Mansfield’s 1-0 home loss to Yeovil Town.

He took a dangerous shot from 35 yards on his debut against Darlington in a Football League Trophy encounter, which rocked the crossbar. His only league game for the Stags would be this one. During the same season, he spent a month participating in reserve games while on trial with Chelsea.

Curle played with Bradford Park Avenue until the 2005–06 season, when he followed Keith to Chester, because the trial did not lead to a long-term contract.

Again, Curle’s appearances were few, consisting only of two Football League Trophy games and two replacement league games. Keith left the club in February 2006, although he continued working there before being fired the following month.

The second child and oldest child of former Manchester City defender Keith is a certified beautician named Natasha Curle. She is currently 33 years old and, according to reports, resides in Manchester.

She runs her own business and works as a freelance beautician in Manchester. Natasha, 33, is a private person.

Unfortunately for Northampton manager Curle, his family had broken up as they prepared to play Derby in the fourth round of the 2020 playoffs, most likely for the welfare of his daughter.

It was because Coleen Rooney’s manicurist was his daughter Natasha, a beautician. At the time, 56-year-old Curle said: “She has done Wayne’s wife’s nails for many years.

“Their friendship has grown stronger and their relationship has bloomed over time. Natasha is a trustworthy individual who respects solitude. When the Cup fourth-round draw was made public, they immediately contacted each other and said, “Oh no,” the manager recalled.

Keith Curle has opened up about his struggle with alcohol, which almost led to the demise of both his marriage and his career. The manager, though, asserts that he has never been happier after being sober for two and a half years.

After two years in his current role, Curle is quietly hopeful that he will be promoted this year and further his goal of managing a Premier League team in the future.

He is conscious, however, that his years of intoxication hindered his career as a player, coach, and manager. The three-time England cap, who led Manchester City in the early 1990s, said, “I spent 28 days drying out in the Priory. Yes.” He said, “Do I go to AA? Yes. Am I a drunkard? Yes.”

When I was a player, there was a drinking culture; on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, there were always players out having a few drinks. But the ex-player was one of those who didn’t stop drinking and went home since he didn’t want to. His marriage and career suffered as a result, and there were consequences in his personal life since he lacked an off switch.

While he was playing, he could have performed much better. Curle, though, took pleasure in a footballer’s fame, nights out, and social life. He made several errors, but he quickly fixed them, reviving his family and profession.

Curle is a paid football coach with a net worth of more than $1.5 million. He has also played in the past for a number of England’s premier clubs.

Curle, a Bristol native, began his playing days with Bristol Rovers. He spent just four months with Torquay United after leaving Plainmoor two years later to continue his career there for £5,000 before returning to his hometown, this time with Bristol City.

The Robins were elevated from the fourth division following the 1983–84 season not long after Curle’s arrival. He nevertheless continued to play with the group for three seasons in the third level, appearing in 128 games. He finally joined Reading in October 1987 after leaving Ashton Gate and paid £150,000.

Before they were demoted to the Second Division, he played a year with Reading before moving for £500,000 to Division One and FA Cup champion Wimbledon.

He battled the Crazy Gang for 2.5 years before being acquired by Manchester City in August 1991 for a club-record £2.5 million. This was the joint-highest price paid for a defender by a British team at the time and one of the most substantial payments paid for a player of any position.

After returning, Keith was appointed club captain. Curle stayed with the squad during the preseason for the forthcoming season, but he was quickly made the captain instead, and he was put on the transfer list. He then left for Wolves in August 1996 for £650,000.

Curle began his managing career on December 3, 2002, when he was appointed Mansfield Town’s player-manager. In the following years, he served as the head coach of Northampton Town, Chester City, Torquay United, Notts County, and Oldham Athletic. He is now the Hartlepool United head coach.