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Managerial sackings, comings and goings

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  • Another nail in our coffin.
  • Very good appointment for Port Vale... Lets see if it works
  • That's genuinely a fantastic appointment for them, but bad news for us. Blimey. 
  • shirty5 said:

    Port Vale FC are delighted to announce the appointment of Darren Moore as the club’s First Team Manager.

    The five-and-a-half-year contract will see Darren Moore remain with the club until the Summer of 2029.

    https://www.port-vale.co.uk/news/2024/february/port-vale-fc-appoint-darren-moore-as-manager/

    Keep up !!
    What are you going about now 
  • Tommasson offered to leave them in the summer last year, when Blackburn cut their budget and changed their 'project' goals. He was very good at Malmo, I wonder if he might go back there? My ex next door neighbour left Leicester City 2 yrs or so ago to join him at Malmo as sports coach/science development head. Tommassson then joined Blackburn but my mate stayed at Malmo.
    He won't go back there, the bastards won the league last season.
  • clive said:

    Blackburn Rovers have agreed a deal to part company with head coach Jon Dahl Tomasson with ex-Birmingham boss John Eustace set to replace him.

    BBC Radio Lancashire understands he will take on a role in Sweden with Eustace coming in as soon as possible.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68192976

    Does feel like a genuine mutual consent departure, with Blackburn wanting a change, and Tomasson fed up and wanting to leave!
    i think the final straw for Tomasson was the Football League decision this week to block the signing of Orlando City striker Duncan McGuire...........because Rovers' officials admitted submitting the paperwork after the 11pm deadline.
    Doubt it, the Swedish league starts in April so a good time to leave for both parties.  It gives Bleakburn time to prepare for next season.
  • Huddersfield Town have appointed former Schalke and FC Zurich boss Andre Breitenreiter as their new head coach.
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68312298
  • Michael Beale gone at Sunderland
  • Rothko said:
    Michael Beale gone at Sunderland
    Blimey that was quick. He's gone from insisting that "I have a project to finish at QPR" to dumping them for the other Rangers and being sacked in a two horse race to becoming Sunderland's shortest serving permanent Manager of all time. Perhaps he should go back to being a coach/number two? 
  • Birmingham, Sunderland and Millwall this season have all changed managers who had done a decent job, and got worse. 
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  • Birmingham City can confirm that Manager, Tony Mowbray, requires medical treatment which means he will be temporarily stepping away from the on-site management of the Club for a period of approximately six to eight weeks.

    Assistant Manager, Mark Venus, will assume temporary responsibility for the team with immediate effect. 

    https://www.bcfc.com/news/all/tony-mowbray-requires-medical-treatment
  • Rothko said:
    Michael Beale gone at Sunderland
    Blimey that was quick. He's gone from insisting that "I have a project to finish at QPR" to dumping them for the other Rangers and being sacked in a two horse race to becoming Sunderland's shortest serving permanent Manager of all time. Perhaps he should go back to being a coach/number two? 
    Better suited to a career as second hand car salesman by all accounts. No offence intended to second hand car salesmen. 
  • clive said:

    Birmingham City can confirm that Manager, Tony Mowbray, requires medical treatment which means he will be temporarily stepping away from the on-site management of the Club for a period of approximately six to eight weeks.

    Assistant Manager, Mark Venus, will assume temporary responsibility for the team with immediate effect. 

    https://www.bcfc.com/news/all/tony-mowbray-requires-medical-treatment
    Mowbray has actually been doing an OK job, with four wins from seven games in charge, at Birmingham following the Rooney debacle including the last two games which, ironically, culminated in the defeat of the club that sacked him, Sunderland and that resulted in them booting out Beale today. 
  • edited February 19
    Rothko said:
    Michael Beale gone at Sunderland

    Michael Beale really should've stayed at QPR and proved his worth as a Manager.
    Now the good reputation as a tactical coach and planner under Stevie G has been lost.
    He talked about loyalty yet quit QPR as soon as The Scottish Rangers came calling.

    Going to Rangers where you fail if you finish 2nd to Celtic was always going to be a goldfish bowl existence.
    Sunderland was the wrong job at the wrong time as Mowbray was popular and Beale was getting grief from day One.
  • Seems quite the thing to have 3 managers in a season. 😄
  • It's possibly reached the point that some clubs need to start pre booking their manager's for the season. 
  • Managerial reputations are easily lost. Beale, after being though of as being the "brains" behind Gerrard, has now failed twice in a row, which will be hard to come back from. And so often clubs and managers just get it wrong.

    Darren Moore gets Wednesday promoted, but for whatever reason isn't kept on. His replacement Xisco Muniz was a complete disaster, and now they have Rohl who is doing a decent job.
    Huddersfield meanwhile decide in September, for some strange reason to replace Warnock with Darren Moore. Darren Moore is a disaster, and they're on their 3rd manager of the season now.

  • Not sure where Beale goes from here , might have to go back to a larger clubs U21s/first team coach type role and build back from there. Yes I did quite want him when Adkins was appointed when he was still a young first team coach and the tactics mind with Gerrard at Rangers but his last 3 jobs as a No1 have all been disasters. 
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  • clive said:
    Here's hoping he has some utterly bizarre training methods and awful people management skills that completely loses him the dressing room and it all implodes for the stripey tossers.
  • We have been a mess with managerial appointments for years, yet it seems multiple clubs also have 3 managers per season now. 
  • Forest Green will be hard to beat, and this doesn't include caretakers.

    Ian Burchnall 27/5/22 to 25/1/23 
    Duncan Ferguson 26/1/23 to 4/7/23
    David Horseman 17/7/23 to 20/12/23
    Troy Deeney 20/12/23 to 18/1/24
    Steve Cotterill 25/1/24 onwards
  • MarcusH26 said:
    Not sure where Beale goes from here , might have to go back to a larger clubs U21s/first team coach type role and build back from there. Yes I did quite want him when Adkins was appointed when he was still a young first team coach and the tactics mind with Gerrard at Rangers but his last 3 jobs as a No1 have all been disasters. 
    The Appleton/Beale dream team now coming to a team near you (if you’re non-league). 
  • Forest Green will be hard to beat, and this doesn't include caretakers.

    Ian Burchnall 27/5/22 to 25/1/23 
    Duncan Ferguson 26/1/23 to 4/7/23
    David Horseman 17/7/23 to 20/12/23
    Troy Deeney 20/12/23 to 18/1/24
    Steve Cotterill 25/1/24 onwards
    Trying to set some records before they go out the EFL.
  • Thomas Tuchel will leave Bayern at the end of the season.

    So that's Liverpool, Barcelona and Bayern all on the hunt for a new manager this summer.
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