Coach and Manager
Andrews returned as Somerset coach in 1955 but was dismissed after the 1957 season although he continued to be heavily involved in the club at a committeeman and youth coach. He returned again as 2nd XI manager for the 1964 season and also took the role of club coach. He was sacked from this role after the 1969, the fourth time he had been dismissed by the club although he again continued in other capacities until finally bowing out after the 1972 season.
He also coached at a number of schools including Clifton, Downside and Millfield.
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