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Slow progress in Newcastle sale means Ashley's reign drags on
Tuesday 16 June 2009
Coppell's departure mourned by Reading
Thursday 14 May 2009
Alan Curbishley: Impossible to Curb my enthusiasm
Sunday 26 April 2009
Adams 'suprised' by sacking
Monday 09 February 2009
Tony Adams has revealed he was "surprised" to be sacked as manager of Portsmouth.
Portsmouth confirm that Adams has been axed
Monday 09 February 2009
Portsmouth have confirmed the departure of manager Tony Adams "with immediate effect".
Neil Warnock: Palace shirts went down a treat in Uganda even with the united front
Saturday 31 January 2009
Ince pays price for winless run
Tuesday 16 December 2008
Paul Ince's failure to arrest an 11-match winless slump ultimately cost him his job after Blackburn chairman John Williams admitted the rookie manager had run out of time.
Pressure mounts at Blackburn for Ince
Monday 15 December 2008
Blackburn manager Paul Ince faces a difficult week as he tries to focus on football while speculation about his future continues to spiral out of control.
Defiant Keane walks out on Sunderland
Friday 05 December 2008
Curbishley could return to replace Pardew
Monday 24 November 2008
Alan Pardew left his role as Charlton manager by mutual consent on Saturday night after the board at The Valley finally lost patience with the 47-year-old following their 5-2 defeat at home to Sheffield United.
West Ham appoint Zola
Thursday 11 September 2008
Gianfranco Zola has promised to give the West Ham squad the full benefit of his 20 years in football after being named as the club's new manager.
Donadoni out of West Ham running
Tuesday 09 September 2008
Gianfranco Zola looks certain to become the next West Ham manager after his closest rival withdrew from the contest to replace Alan Curbishley.
Reality bites the dust among the beasts of the beautiful game
Thursday 04 September 2008
In the west of Wales this week, two bulls, said to be “aggressive and irate”, escaped from a trailer and ran amok in a nearby town. Chaos ensued as the beasts lurched at anything and everything in sight. They were eventually shot by marksmen.
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