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Scunthorpe sack manager Alan Knill
Monday 29 October 2012
Alan Knill has been sacked as manager of npower League One side Scunthorpe and will be replaced by Brian Laws.
Paul Newman: United's demise has city rivals steeled for life in the third tier
Monday 02 May 2011
The Football League Column: Until 1975 neither of the Sheffield clubs had played outside the top two divisions
Sheffield Wednesday sack manager Alan Irvine
Thursday 03 February 2011
Sheffield Wednesday chairman Milan Mandaric has confirmed manager Alan Irvine has been sacked after just over a year in charge at Hillsborough.
Mark Fleming: Eddie Howe need feel no shame after making Bournemouth exit
Monday 17 January 2011
The Football league Column: When the dust settles, few will truly begrudge Howe his chance
Ian Holloway: Winter is the season of my discontent
Sunday 02 January 2011
Players – and managers – need a break. Let's get a fire going, watch some films on TV and then go to games in T-shirts rather than bobble hats
Stuart Gray named as Burnley caretaker
Thursday 30 December 2010
Stuart Gray has been placed in caretaker charge of Burnley following the departure of Brian Laws.
Brian Laws leaves Burnley
Wednesday 29 December 2010
Brian Laws has stepped down as the manager of Burnley at the request of chairman Barry Kilby.
I owe Coyle a lot, admits Eagles after bitter return
Thursday 23 September 2010
Burnley midfielder is still grateful to former manager who received a hostile reception back at Turf Moor
Scots will miss both Wallace and Iwelumo
Monday 30 August 2010
Lee Wallace and Chris Iwelumo are major doubts for Scotland's Euro 2012 qualifier against Lithuania in Kaunas on Friday night.
Clarets reject reports over Brian Laws
Wednesday 12 May 2010
Burnley insist Brian Laws' position as manager is "not under threat".
Laws set to learn his Turf Moor fate
Tuesday 11 May 2010
Brian Laws' future as Burnley manager was in grave doubt last night as he attended a board meeting at Turf Moor due to decide his fate. Burnley had high hopes of avoiding the drop when Laws was appointed after Owen Coyle's departure in January and despite the 48-year-old's confident talk about rebuilding in the Championship next season, his chairman Barry Kilby is believed to be harbouring serious doubts about whether he is the man to take the club on.
Laws pledges Burnley will not sell as they seek to bounce back
Friday 30 April 2010
Brian Laws, the Burnley manager, is pressing ahead with plans for next season after talks with chairman Barry Kilby and says he does not have to sell his best players.
Laws set for Burnley talks
Monday 26 April 2010
Burnley chairman Barry Kilby plans talks with manager Brian Laws after the club's relegation from the Barclays Premier League was confirmed yesterday.
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