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Post by steve on May 20, 2015 15:52:27 GMT 1
OK folks let's get this round about spinning in readiness for the new season.
And we start with a confirmation of an ex Brentford and Wigan boss getting another chance.
Uwe Rosler
Leeds United have, as expected, appointed Uwe Rosler as head coach
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Post by steve on May 21, 2015 13:02:44 GMT 1
NEXT UP IS A POSSIBLE MOVE FOR SHTEVE McCLAREN (no not a typo error)
McClaren's Derby future in doubt
Derby County head coach Steve McClaren will meet the club's chief executive Sam Rush this morning report BBC Radio Derby.
There are reports in today's papers suggesting McClaren could leave the club in the next 48 hours.
The talks follow last week's board meeting in New York, where McClaren's commitment to the club was discussed.
I say sack him and his umberella but maybe I'm bias.
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Post by steve on May 21, 2015 14:04:43 GMT 1
NOW CONFIRMED AND READY FOR THE UPCOMING SEASON
Sheringham becomes Stevenage boss
League Two side Stevenage have confirmed former England striker Teddy Sheringham as their new manager.
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Post by steve on May 22, 2015 12:37:49 GMT 1
NOW THERES POSH
Peterborough appoint Robertson
Peterborough United confirm Dave Robertson as their new manager on a three-year contract.
The 41-year-old had been in charge as caretaker boss since Darren Ferguson left in February.
Under Robertson, Posh won six of their 15 games, drawing four and losing five as they finished ninth in League One.
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Post by steve on May 24, 2015 21:37:04 GMT 1
BYE BYE SAM
Sam Allardyce has revealed he planned to leave West Ham United even if the club had offered to renew his contract.
Allardyce's departure was announced within minutes of the end of West Ham's 2-0 loss at Newcastle United that saw The Magpies stay in the Premier League.
The 60-year-old has spent four years at West Ham, but the Hammers have decided not to renew his deal this summer.
Allardyce said: "I didn't want to stay. I suppose you could say it was mutual if they didn't want me to stay either."
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Post by steve on May 25, 2015 6:42:04 GMT 1
HELLO MARINUS?
Brentford are close to naming former Dunfermline striker Marinus Dijkhuizen, manager of the Eredivisie side Excelsior, as their first-team coach.
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Post by steve on May 25, 2015 11:39:55 GMT 1
As Victor Meldrew would say, I DON'T BELIEVE IT
Nigel Clough has been sacked as manager of Sheffield United, the club have announced.
The Blades finished fifth in League One and failed to gain promotion through the play-offs.
A statement on the club's website said: "A change in direction was necessary for the forthcoming season."
Clough, 49, had managerial spells at Burton Albion and Derby County manager before replacing David Weir at Bramall Lane in October 2013.
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Post by steve on May 25, 2015 13:39:29 GMT 1
SHTEVE SAYS " SHOW ME THE MONEY"
McCLAREN WANTS PAYOUT
Steve McClaren’s days as manager of Derby County are ‘definitely over’ with Sky sources saying that the former England manager is refusing to walk from Pride Park without collecting some ‘significant compensation.’
McClaren and his agent met with club’s officials last week, with more meetings expected to be held on Bank Holiday Monday.
Sky Sports News HQ reporter Rob Dorsett says these latest meetings are “to thrash out an exit strategy, compensation, the terms of McClaren’s departure.”
I say, "greedy bugger, he should be paying them for giving him a job after he was shown the door at Forest"
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Post by lesd on May 25, 2015 14:13:50 GMT 1
HELLO MARINUS? Brentford are close to naming former Dunfermline striker Marinus Dijkhuizen, manager of the Eredivisie side Excelsior, as their first-team coach. I always thought we'd go for a big-name manager!!! |
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Post by steve on May 25, 2015 21:07:50 GMT 1
HA HA HA SORRY JUST CAN'T STOP LAUGHING
Former Nottingham Forest manager Steve McClaren has been sacked as Derby head coach, the Championship club has announced.
McClaren, who succeeded Reds' legend Nigel Clough as boss at the iPro Stadium back in September 2013, has paid the ultimate price for failing to guide the Rams to the Premier League this season.
Next stop Newcastle? You lucky magpies.
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Post by steve on May 27, 2015 3:27:04 GMT 1
THANKS FOR GETTING US PROMOTED TO THE PREMIERSHIP WHICH IS WORTH £120 MILLION AND OH BYE THE WAY "YOURS SACKED"
Watford are close to replacing boss Slavisa Jokanovic with Getafe and former Atletico Madrid manager Quique Sanchez Flores.
Jokanovic, 46, led Watford to automatic promotion from the Championship to the Premier League this season.
However his contract expires at the end of next month and talks have broken down over his contract demands.
Watford have now approached 50-year-old Spaniard, Flores, who is set to become the Hornets' fifth manager in a year.
It is understood former Chelsea midfielder Jokanovic asked for a pay rise the owners felt was beyond what they could pay.
Jokanovic was appointed last October and won 21 of his 36 games in charge as the Hornets finished second behind Bournemouth in the Championship.
He was the club's fourth manager of the season following stints in charge for Beppe Sannino, Oscar Garcia and Billy McKinlay.
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Post by steve on May 27, 2015 19:53:48 GMT 1
PITY
Dick Advocaat is leaving his role as Sunderland head coach after successfully guiding the club to Premier League safety this season.
The 67-year-old Dutchman said he no longer wished to continue a career in club management.
He joined the Black Cats until the end of the season in March, replacing the sacked Gus Poyet, with the side one point above the relegation zone.
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Post by steve on May 29, 2015 10:39:40 GMT 1
Leyton Orient have appointed West Ham coach Ian Hendon as their new manager.
Hendon, 43, who played more than 150 times for Orient, takes up his new role on 1 July.
He replaces Fabio Liverani, who left the east London club by mutual consent following relegation from League One.
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Post by lesd on Jun 1, 2015 14:04:15 GMT 1
Championship club Brentford have named Excelsior manager Marinus Dijkhuizen as their new head coach.
The 43-year-old Dutchman replaces Mark Warburton, who left at the end of the season despite reaching the play-offs.
Warburton led the Bees to promotion from League One last year but was told in February he would not be retained at the end of the campaign.
Dijkhuizen will be assisted by Roy Hendriksen, who joins the club from Dutch side NEC.
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Post by lesd on Jun 1, 2015 14:10:37 GMT 1
Derby County have appointed former Real Madrid assistant Paul Clement as their new head coach on a three-year deal.
He replaces Steve McClaren, who was sacked last month after the club finished eighth in the Championship.
It is the first managerial role for Englishman Clement, 43, who left the La Liga side following the sacking of manager Carlo Ancelotti.
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