Chris Coleman Named As Gary Speed’s Successor – Handed Wales Job Under ‘Difficult’ Circumstances
By Chris Wright
The Welsh FA have just confirmed that Chris Coleman will be the new manager of the Welsh national side, following the tragic death of former incumbent Gary Speed in November of last year.
Chief executive Jonathan Ford announced the decision a short while ago, admitted it had understandably been a tough few months for the FAW:
"This has been a very difficult process.
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