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Andre Villas-Boas, new to London, new to Chelsea, new to the English Premiership and, to some
degree, new to football management. Having been a professional football manager for only a handful
of years and, considering his relatively youthful age (in comparison to others in the same
profession), yet to experience any serious issues the Chelsea manager is on course for one now.
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"I'm stepping down" said Johan Gouttefangeas(facing front)
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I do wonder how difficult all this football management malarkey really is. You see, I'm a Rocket
Scientist and even that, which is so often used as the benchmark clever dick occupation, is not
that hard either.
However, for the purposes of this article, I think it would be fair for me to clarify my
qualifications as a Rocket Scientist.
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Thanks to Melbourne Victory Football Club I have two double passes to give away for the next home
game vs Adelaide United, this Friday night (13th January) at AAMI Park. To enter, answer the
following question.... Jim Magilton began his football management career at: a) Ipswich Town b)
Liverpool c) Barcelona Email your answer, along with your full
Former Aston Villa & Liverpool boss Gerard Houllier: I will never return to football
management
The Frenchman has cited strenuous physical demands as his principal reason why he will not
return to the dugout
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Settling into football management at any level is not easy for anybody, least of all a 34-year old
who is attempting to steer one of the world's wealthiest clubs back to the top of both domestic and
European competitions. Yet ...
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Lots of former Liverpool players have entered the stressful world of football management over the
years, but Steve McManaman is not one of them, and judging by his latest comments, it doesn't look
like he'll be following the likes of Robbie Fowler and Dietmar Hamann into the dugout any time
soon.
Poor Steve Bruce is a victim of geography
Football management is a bit like ancient Rome. Once the mob turn against you, then it's only a
matter of time before some little Caesar in the boardroom gives you the down turned thumb. Steve
Bruce didn't stand a chance when he took over at Sunderland because he's a Geordie.
Simon Bird's Premier League previews and predictions (Week 13)
Chelsea v Wolves, Saturday, 15:00 Poor Andre Villas Boas. He must have thought this football
management lark was a doddle. Write a few letters to Sir Bobby Robson as a kid. Take your coaching
badges, become manager of Porto.
Over the last couple of weeks or so, a debate has been being passed back and forth between
football bloggers over both the present and future of what they do. On the one hand, we have seen
the introduction of a new news feed service which has angered some that are seeking to make a
living from their writing whilst, on the other, the behaviour of an established football website
(which could clearly be described as "Mainstream Media") has seen the scales fall from quite a few
eyes on the matter of the ethics of established media sources.
Sir Alex Ferguson Quotes From Over The Years Sir Alex on life after football management: "I am such
a bloody
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Why clubs should be forced to stick with the same manager all season
Football management should come with a government health warning. You would have to walk a mile
in a manager's shoes to experience the stresses and strains of a job that is all-consuming. And
trying to do your job to the best of your ability is a thankless task when you've got the threat of
the dole queue hanging over you.
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As Sir Alex Ferguson celebrates 25 years at Manchester United, TEAMtalk guest Adam
Bate puts the manager's longevity down to his adaptability.
For many the personification of genius is the wizened portrait of Albert Einstein in old
age.
A mid-season tour of India was supposed to provide SteveKean with a bit of relief from the storm
brewing among the terraces at EwoodPark.
Instead it has merely fuelled the fires, with a ‘Kean out'banner somehow making the journey to
Asia with him and unfurled during afriendly and a third supporter protest planned upon his return.
Robbie Fowler recently took his first step into football management by becoming caretaker coach of
Thailand's Muang Thong United. During his glorious time at Liverpool, Fowler played under 4
different managers, including Graeme Souness, who gave him his big chance in the first team. In a
recent interview with the Official site, Fowler was full or praise for his former manager,
especially his
Why vile reaction to Rooney Rule proposal shows there IS prejudice in our national
game
As well as the support for the Rooney Rule, many people have made eloquent and persuasive
arguments against it, arguments that I respect. But I have to admit, I have been taken aback by the
level of vitriol and prejudice that has flooded into my Twitter account about a proposal which
merely seeks to give candidates from ethnic minorities a chance to put their case for a job in
football management.
Why Redknapp and Levy fall out could spell disaster for Spurs
The golden rule of football management is to allow the manager be in complete control of his
team. Looking from the outside in, that did not seem to be the case between chairman and manager at
Tottenham during the transfer window.
A press release for Football Manager 2012...are we excited. Silly question! LONDON (August 15th,
2011) – Sports Interactive Ltd. & SEGA® Europe Ltd. today unveiled the latest version of their
successful football management simulation series, Football Manager™ 2012. Planned to be in stores
before Christmas, Football Manager 2012 will once again allow you to take [.
Football Manager 2012: New Features, Screenshots and Video Previews - originally posted on
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Football Manager 2012 will be launched before Christmas (most likely in November to give enough
time for holiday-season Football Manager madness and the inevitable post-release Football Manager
patch).
I don't know about you, but I am fed up at our transfer activity, or lack of it, this season. We've
needed a striker since January, yet it seems no proper moves to bring one in have happened. Is
anyone asking why?
Apparently, we've got money to spend. Apparently, Levy and the board are committed in backing
Harry.
Of all the places in England, Canary Wharf is perhaps the last one you might expect Sam Allardyce,
"Big Sam" himself, to have made his home, three months shy of his 57th birthday. He loves it there
especially, he says, his apartment, where a straight-talking Black Country lad who made his name in
Lancashire lives next door to investment bankers.
Sky Sports pundit Greame Souness has had his say on AVB soon after Marcel Desailly and I will
reiterate what I said yesterday, and you can bet your life on this, it's all people will be talking
about as far as AVB is concerned as our new manager.
Desailly spoke of the fact that he thought his age would be the issue, this time Souness has stated
that the fact he hasn't been in and around top class players or even played the game himself will
become a big problem and we should never have sacked Carlo Ancelotti.
I saw her wince, I saw her cry,
I saw the glory in her eye.
Myself I long for love and light,
But must it come so cruel, and oh so bright?
Sam Allardyce could be confirmed as the new manager of West Ham United as early as tonight, reports
Jason Burt, as the Hammers board successfully changed the 56-year old's mind about turning his back
on English football management.
For many the personification of genius is the wizened portrait of Albert Einstein in old age.
And yet, the famous professor was in his early forties when he received the Nobel Prize for Physics
in 1921. Moreover, his key research on the subject had been done while still in his twenties.
Likewise, the iconic image of the football manager remains the grey-haired suited figure on the
touchline a man who has seen and done it all.
The LMA has just issued a statement confirming that the dispute between Martin O'Neill and Aston
Villa has been amicably resolved during the course of the tribunal.
Martin O'Neill said:
Martin O'Neill
It has taken a long time to deal with this matter but I am pleased that all issues have now been
amicably finalised.
The LMA has just issued a statement confirming that the dispute between Martin O'Neill and Aston
Villa has been amicably resolved during the course of the tribunal.
Martin O'Neill said:
Martin O'Neill
It has taken a long time to deal with this matter but I am pleased that all issues have now been
amicably finalised.
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Roy Keane has vowed to return to football management when the time and the club is right.
The former Manchester United captain has been out of work since January when he was sacked by
Ipswich Town.
Keane, who has dismissed talk of working in Australia or New Zealand as 'nonsense' says he is
enjoying his longest break from the game, but could be ready to make a return next season.
Oh Alex Ferguson, I despise thee. Sure you've accomplished a great deal in football management, but
you're quickly undoing all the positives by continuing to act like bitter old man. You're
football's version of Walt Kowalski, except Walt allowed the changing world around him to teach him
a lesson.
You continue unfazed down this path of trying to convince people that your club is somehow the
constant victim of organized and conspiratorial bias by the FA and any other football governing
body who's upset you lately.
FC Porto manager Andre Villas-Boas has agreed to become the new Liverpool manager next season.
Gazzetta dello Sport reports the 33-year-old rejected a move to Roma because he has already signed
a pre-contract with the Anfield club.
The Portuguese is regarded as the hottest prospect in football management and has been labelled the
‘next Jose Mourinho'.
Alan Shearer has again said he would consider going back into football management, two years and 11
days since he was appointed the Newcastle manager on April Fool's day, 2009. Alan Shearer says he's
still keen on management Alan managed Newcastle for 8 games, and although he and Iain Dowie did
their absolute utmost [.
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It has certainly been a difficult 30 days for Arsene Wenger and his Arsenal team. Almost a month
ago to the day Arsene was, perhaps inadvisably, tipping his side for a possible quadruple after
overcoming Barcelona at the Emirates.
Today things are rather bleaker. Out of the four competitions they began February fighting for;
they are now down to one.
Alan Pardew only focuses on the next game, and in football management, one of the toughest jobs
imaginable, that's a great way to look at things. Alan Pardew concentrates only on next game The
most important game is the next one, and nothing else really matters, and the only focus is how
to win [.
The games are coming thick and fast in Serie A, and after a crucial midweek round in which Inter
were the sole benefactors, they will be looking to build on that momentum but face a tough tie in
the weekends standout game. Bologna – Catania What a baptism into Italian football management for
Diego Simeone, but he remedied a 100 per cent losing record with Catania after claiming a draw
against.
Make yourself at home in Leicester, Sven is a post from: Just Football
Sven Goran Eriksson. Name ring a bell? He's currently quietly going about the business of
reviving a certain East Midlands outfit. David Cockcroft reports.
Saturday 16th October 2010 was a highly anticipated date on the football calendar of a
Leicester City fan.
In a joint press release statement by scouting agency, Trebol Sports International (TSI) and their
working partners, Football Management International (FMI) had announced the following player,
Scottish defender Graham Tatters (pictured above, courtesy of Flickr) had signed for Woodlands
Wellington.
The League Managers Association (LMA) and Yahoo! have announced the launch of an online media
partnership that will see video and print content from some of the biggest names in football
management published across Yahoo!'s UK media platforms and social media channels.
