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Why have so many of England’s Golden Generation struggled in management?

For England's 'Golden Generation', the path to elite-level management has often been a humbling experience – and Wayne Rooney has lived it again. Rooney, who was capped 120 times by the Three Lions, has left Plymouth Argyle after a nine-game winless run with the club at the bottom of the Championship. On being sacked as […]

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Lamine Yamal on Barcelona management – ‘Things happened that nobody understood’

Barcelona star Lamine Yamal has promised his return from injury will produce an improved version of himself, despite already having a case to be their player of the season. He also gave insight into how the team felt at the end of Xavi Hernandez's reign. The 17-year-old has given an interview to Barcelona club media

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PL hero returns to management in Korea taking his coaching career to 7th country

A former Chelsea and Tottenham star has made a surprise return to management in South Korea. The 57-year-old made a total of 187 Premier League appearances for the two London clubs during an impressive spell in the game, which also saw him feature for the likes of River Plate and Zaragoza. The star – who

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Postecoglou claims football management more difficult than being Prime Minister

Ange Postecoglou believes football management is now “harder than any job”, with the Tottenham boss claiming it is even harder than the premiership. There have already been four managerial casualties in the Premier League before Christmas, with Gary O'Neil and Russell Martin leaving Wolves and Southampton respectively earlier this week. Martin was sacked after the

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Ex-MU boss Solskjaer rejects chance to return to management – Paper Talk

The top stories and transfer rumors from Wednesday's newspapers… DAILY MIRROR Former Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has turned down the chance to coach Norwegian side Molde for a third time. Alan Shearer has cast doubt on Pep Guardiola's claim that he knew Cole Palmer was a star in the making. DAILY TELEGRAPH Sir

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Harry Redknapp rules out management return and advises Lampard at Coventry City

Harry Redknapp has ruled out a return to football after the 77-year-old announced his retirement in 2017. In his illustrious 34-year coaching career, the Englishman managed nine teams, including Tottenham, West Ham and Southampton. Six years after leaving Birmingham City, his last club, Redknapp revealed he was interested in taking over at Leeds following the

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Why have so many of England’s best players struggled in management?

For England's 'Golden Generation', the path to elite-level management has often been a humbling experience. It is believed that Steven Gerrard's position as manager of Saudi Pro League club Al Ettifaq is not under serious threat, but one of the reasons suggested for his stay of execution is that he has a prominent role in

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Lampard nearing a return to management as new Coventry head coach

Coventry are increasingly confident of appointing Frank Lampard as their new manager in time for Saturday's match against Cardiff. The former Chelsea and England midfielder was targeted by owner Doug King following the sacking of Mark Robins three weeks ago, but the process was grueling, with Lampard among the candidates interviewed. Although there are still

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Liverpool and Atletico Madrid legend Fernando Torres turns down management offer

Liverpool and Atletico Madrid icon Fernando Torres is working his way through the coaching ranks in the Spanish capital but has turned down the chance to take over a slumbering giant of Spanish football. Until this season, 40-year-old Torres was in charge of the under-19s at Atletico and managed to steal a league title from

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