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Managerial ins and outs 23/24
- Thread starter The Pilgrim
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Charlton now 12 unbeaten. Perhaps they'll be contenders at top of League 1 next season.
Nathan Jones was available when we we appointed Foster. I’d be surprised if he didn’t apply.
Leam Richardson relieved of his duties at Rotherham
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Favourites to become new Rotherham manager as they sack their head coach after relegation - Fan Banter
We take a look at the favourites to become new Rotherham United manager as they decide to sack their head coach Leam Richardson after relegation. It comes two weeks after their relegation to League One was confirmed, with the Millers enduring a campaign to forget, and are 22 points adrift of...
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Leam Richardson relieved of his duties at Rotherham
Favourites to become new Rotherham manager as they sack their head coach after relegation - Fan Banter
We take a look at the favourites to become new Rotherham United manager as they decide to sack their head coach Leam Richardson after relegation. It comes two weeks after their relegation to League One was confirmed, with the Millers enduring a campaign to forget, and are 22 points adrift of...
I don’t think their fans expected that. Richardson has been talking a lot about the planning for next season.
I can see them now trying to poach Steve Evans from Stevenage for a 2nd spell.
Rotherham reappoint Evans after Richardson exit
Rotherham United reappoint Stevenage boss Steve Evans as manager after sacking Leam Richardson.
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The problem for Rotherham is they've often been clinical in getting out of League One, before being swamped by the Championship beast. Without spending millions they don't have, how do they take the next step? How do they compete against the big clubs in the second tier?
Whoever comes in will need to reshape the squad and they'll be expected to create a competitive team in League One. That will be tougher than it has been in the past.
Rotherham become (technically) the 6th Championship side to change managers at least twice this season.
PAFC, Sunderland, Birmingham, Millwall, Huddersfield are the others.
PAFC, Sunderland, Birmingham, Millwall, Huddersfield are the others.
Correct! Evans has already moved to Rotherham.
Says a lot about the man, he should have stayed at Stevenage until the end of the season even if their play off hopes were very unlikely.
Rotherham reappoint Evans after Richardson exit - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68834834
Stevenage will be gutted- could he not have waited until the end of the season
He will probably be looking to pinch Jamie Reid once the Transfer Window opens
He will probably be looking to pinch Jamie Reid once the Transfer Window opens
Their season is pretty much over now, they're six points off the playoffs with two games to play and an inferior goal difference.
Adams was in the Directors Box at Swindon recently, strong rumours in local press that he will be their next manager
Hopefully Rotherham will get a new manager bounce on Saturday. It will have to be one hell of a big bounce, but they could use Steve Evans' gut as a springboard..
Ainsworth seems like the perfect fit doesn't he. QPR was far too big a club for him, but helping a team like Stevenage punch above their weight seems ideal.
Another reason to desperately hope we stay up then.
Agreed. Ainsworth would be perfect for them, he probably is even based locally.