Managerial sackings, comings and goings
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Aberdeen have appointed Stephen Glass as their new manager.
Glass began his career at Aberdeen, enjoying a four-year spell in the first team before moving on to Newcastle United. Spells at Watford, Hibs, Dunfermline Athletic and the Carolina Railhawks followed, with the midfielder winning one Scotland cap in 1998 against the Faroe Islands.
After retiring, he went on to spend two years as assistant manager at Shamrock Rovers, before taking up a role at Atlanta in 2017.
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Roy Keane apparently taking over at Salford in the summer.0
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Every fan is against quick sackings. Until their own club does poorly and then the demand that heads roll right away.
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clive said:Aberdeen have appointed Stephen Glass as their new manager.
Glass began his career at Aberdeen, enjoying a four-year spell in the first team before moving on to Newcastle United. Spells at Watford, Hibs, Dunfermline Athletic and the Carolina Railhawks followed, with the midfielder winning one Scotland cap in 1998 against the Faroe Islands.
After retiring, he went on to spend two years as assistant manager at Shamrock Rovers, before taking up a role at Atlanta in 2017.
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agim said:Roy Keane apparently taking over at Salford in the summer.0
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Nicky Butt standing down from being of first team development at Man United after nine years for a "new challenge". Wonder where there might be?0
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Addick Addict said:Nicky Butt standing down from being of first team development at Man United after nine years for a "new challenge". Wonder where there might be?1
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Addick Addict said:Nicky Butt standing down from being of first team development at Man United after nine years for a "new challenge". Wonder where there might be?0
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Neil Ardley left Notts County fans hoping the Nicky Butt is in the frame to take over.0
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Dansk_Red said:Neil Ardley left Notts County fans hoping the Nicky Butt is in the frame to take over.0
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Todds_right_hook said:Dansk_Red said:Neil Ardley left Notts County fans hoping the Nicky Butt is in the frame to take over.
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Didn't United have a bit of a restructuring recently? Maybe Nicky Butt didn't get a promotion he was hoping for or something.0
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Harsh!
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Very odd... They're seventh!!0
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ForeverAddickted said:Very odd... They're seventh!!1
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Lost the big derby midweek but still seems very odd.
Over ambitious owner perhaps but he's spent a lot on the infrastructure at Hayes Lane in recent years.
Howe and Wilder joint favourites.12 -
Cafc43v3r said:
Harsh!0 -
Henry Irving said:Lost the big derby midweek but still seems very odd.
Over ambitious owner perhaps but he's spent a lot on the infrastructure at Hayes Lane in recent years.
Howe and Wilder joint favourites.
Be handy if you were a 35 year old player who insisted on living in Beckingham though :-)2 -
Time for the Louis Mendez/ Roger Johnson dream team to take over1
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Beckingham? Where's that?
It's all go in Bromley today as the joint Cray Wanderers managers left.
No idea if they have been poached for the big job at Bromley FC.0 -
Henry Irving said:Beckingham? Where's that?
Ironically it actually would be a nice place to live if you played for Nottingham Forest https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beckingham,_Nottinghamshire1 -
Played or just warmed the bench?0
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National League club Bromley have appointed Arsenal's head of goalkeeping Andy Woodman as their new first-team manager.
Woodman, 49, arrives with 15 years of coaching experience at West Ham, Charlton, Newcastle and Arsenal.
He joins the Ravens after spending the last three years with the Gunners and will take charge of his first game against Wealdstone on Friday.
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clive said:
National League club Bromley have appointed Arsenal's head of goalkeeping Andy Woodman as their new first-team manager.
Woodman, 49, arrives with 15 years of coaching experience at West Ham, Charlton, Newcastle and Arsenal.
He joins the Ravens after spending the last three years with the Gunners and will take charge of his first game against Wealdstone on Friday.
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CH4RLTON said:clive said:
National League club Bromley have appointed Arsenal's head of goalkeeping Andy Woodman as their new first-team manager.
Woodman, 49, arrives with 15 years of coaching experience at West Ham, Charlton, Newcastle and Arsenal.
He joins the Ravens after spending the last three years with the Gunners and will take charge of his first game against Wealdstone on Friday.
Odd choice but as Roger Johnson was joint caretaker I'm happy.
Former Charlton coach under Pardew.0 -
Southgate's good friend. An interesting choice as he has little non league experience
Quite a risk for him to take, leaving what I assume is a well paid job at Arsenal.
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ForeverAddickted said:Very odd... They're seventh!!0
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NapaAddick said:ForeverAddickted said:Very odd... They're seventh!!2
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Maybe he'll be linked in another sense one day...
https://www.cu-fc.com/news/2021/march/club-statement/
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