First Casualty of the 23/24 Sack race
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I wonder if he's got any pet football projects he'd like to pursue, outside of management.
Also, I imagine he'll want a bit of time out of the pressure cooker.
It wouldn't be the worst thing for him to try another European stint.
Rooney is a celebrity ex-footballer who might make a decent Isthmian league manager in 20 years
It amazes me how this bloke still gets work.
He should’ve had a loooooong ban after the disgrace in last year’s Europa League final.
He’s a stain on the beautiful game.😡
Or maybe we already have one, 'cos I have no idea as to what most of them signify.
St. Pauli won promotion to the Bundesliga, finishing top of the 2nd tier
St. Pauli are the only European club to wear brown home shirts and have done so since 1910
Surely you're not being xenophobic are you Slacker, besides St.Pauli had them first.
In the 1980s a punk/squatter brought a skull-and-crossbones flag to matches and it was adopted as the club's emblem
Meanwhile Graham Potter is first choice to take over at Leicester (Guardian)
Before Ten Hag they'd not won a trophy since the 2017 Europa and League Cups under Mourinho. They did win the FA Cup in 2016 but that was under van Gaal
A lot of high profile clubs moving on with managers.
I am already excited by the transfer window and this young Brazillian lad could be anything, it seems the club are backing their new manager and Tim is doing his thing to try and spend it astutely. I am looking forward to August already.