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Managerial sackings, comings and goings

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  • MrBurns said:
    Can't believe Ten Hag is gone. He was doing a great job and should have been given more time 



    RVN will put himself in the shop window for a decent managers job even though unlikely to be United as every loss is a "disaster" as Ex United players go on about ad nauseam on various TV and social media platforms.

    4 matches later:
    Ruud has definitely put himself in the shop window for a Managers job after 3 wins and a draw and the mood just relaxed at United as soon as he was interim.

    Great players don't always make great managers but RVN has a chance if he can go to the right club with a decent infrastructure and ambition. I wonder where and at what level that will be at ?
    I have a feeling that he probably feels like he's been shafted by United. I suspect when he went to United he must've thought that Ten Hag isn't going to last long so then the job will be mine. 
    Will have put him into the forefront of people's minds for other jobs.
  • Justin Welby's quit. 

    Good riddance. 
  • https://x.com/JacobsBen/status/1856417378936259070

    Dean Holden leaving Al-Ettifaq  by "mutual consent". Gerrard not sacked yet
  • https://x.com/JacobsBen/status/1856417378936259070

    Dean Holden leaving Al-Ettifaq  by "mutual consent". Gerrard not sacked yet
    Big tax bill incoming for Dean if he wants to work here 
  • Claudio Ranieri has been appointed head coach of Roma until the end of the season - six months after announcing his retirement.

    Ranieri has also taken on a role advising the Italian club's owners and will help in the search for a permanent manager.

    At the end of the season the 73-year-old will "transition into a senior executive role", the club said.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cze38j70kyjo

  • clive said:

    Claudio Ranieri has been appointed head coach of Roma until the end of the season - six months after announcing his retirement.

    Ranieri has also taken on a role advising the Italian club's owners and will help in the search for a permanent manager.

    At the end of the season the 73-year-old will "transition into a senior executive role", the club said.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cze38j70kyjo

    Can't even get away from "woke" on here! 
  • MarcusH26 said:
    Looks like it's going to be Frank Lampard to Coventry. Absolutely bizarre to sack Robins to then appoint Lampard. 
    Coventry only one point above the relegation zone, so hope he achieves their objective and he gets them into a different division.
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  • The Charlton job becomes available?

    I imagine the delay was Pep insisting on a release clause.
  • Takes him up to 2026, then maybe an international job for a World Cup cycle to 2030?
  • Takes him up to 2026, then maybe an international job for a World Cup cycle to 2030?
    Takes him up to the same time as Tuchel's England contract expiry....
  • Tuchel 2025-2026
    Pep 2026-2028
    Klopp 2028-2030
    Simeone 2030-2032
    Slot 2032-2034
    Curbishley 2034-2036
  • Tuchel 2025-2026
    Pep 2026-2028
    Klopp 2028-2030
    Simeone 2030-2032
    Slot 2032-2034
    Curbishley 2034-2036
    Is this for England manager? (If it is where is Chris Powell)
  • clive said:

    Claudio Ranieri has been appointed head coach of Roma until the end of the season - six months after announcing his retirement.

    Ranieri has also taken on a role advising the Italian club's owners and will help in the search for a permanent manager.

    At the end of the season the 73-year-old will "transition into a senior executive role", the club said.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cze38j70kyjo

    I'm sure Ranieri was between jobs when Curbs left. I have never understood why the club didn't talk to him about the vacancy at the time. (In those days we could have still thought about appointing someone good rather than the no-hopers who these days seem to be our only hope of appointing!)
  • edited November 20
    clive said:

    Claudio Ranieri has been appointed head coach of Roma until the end of the season - six months after announcing his retirement.

    Ranieri has also taken on a role advising the Italian club's owners and will help in the search for a permanent manager.

    At the end of the season the 73-year-old will "transition into a senior executive role", the club said.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cze38j70kyjo

    I'm sure Ranieri was between jobs when Curbs left. I have never understood why the club didn't talk to him about the vacancy at the time. (In those days we could have still thought about appointing someone good rather than the no-hopers who these days seem to be our only hope of appointing!)
    Hodgson was the obvious one, in hindsight.
  • edited November 20
    clive said:

    Claudio Ranieri has been appointed head coach of Roma until the end of the season - six months after announcing his retirement.

    Ranieri has also taken on a role advising the Italian club's owners and will help in the search for a permanent manager.

    At the end of the season the 73-year-old will "transition into a senior executive role", the club said.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cze38j70kyjo

    I'm sure Ranieri was between jobs when Curbs left. I have never understood why the club didn't talk to him about the vacancy at the time. (In those days we could have still thought about appointing someone good rather than the no-hopers who these days seem to be our only hope of appointing!)
    Hodgson was the obvious one, in hindsight.
    Would of probably brought Paul Konchesky back
  • Assistant Manager Dean Holden- Out
    Assistant Manager Michael Beale- In
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c20n2q2jx23o


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  • clive said:

    Claudio Ranieri has been appointed head coach of Roma until the end of the season - six months after announcing his retirement.

    Ranieri has also taken on a role advising the Italian club's owners and will help in the search for a permanent manager.

    At the end of the season the 73-year-old will "transition into a senior executive role", the club said.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cze38j70kyjo

    I'm sure Ranieri was between jobs when Curbs left. I have never understood why the club didn't talk to him about the vacancy at the time. (In those days we could have still thought about appointing someone good rather than the no-hopers who these days seem to be our only hope of appointing!)
    Yeah I was hoping for Ranieri too at the time. 
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