Career
He is currently the goalkeeper coach for the Canada women"s national soccer team Eaddy began his professional career in his native New Zealand with Football Kingz Football Club of the National Soccer League in 2000. He would remain with the club for additional year, until eventually moving abroad to Canada to sign with the of the Canadian Professional Soccer League.
Eaddy had an outstanding season with Ottawa as the club went undefeated the entire season clinching their third consecutive division title.
In 2006, he returned to New Zealand to sign with of the. As the NZFC premiers in 2007, Waitakere was given a berth in the inaugural OFC Champions League.
They went on to defeat Ba F.C. of Fiji in the final, becoming the first OFC-League champions. Eaddy first manager role was with Auckland City Football Club as a goalkeeper coach, soon after he went on to coach at the national level with New Zealand national football team
In 2012, he returned to Canada to join John Herdman's coaching staff as the goalkeeper coach for the Canada women"s national soccer team
