Dave Kitson of Stoke City has become the second striker to join Middlesbrough on loan since the
appointment of Gordon Strachan. It is hoped that Kitson will provide additional competition for
places up front, following the recent arrival of Marcus Bent on loan, and will be reunited at the
Riverside with his former Reading strike partner Leroy Lita.
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Off the Post 09 November @ 05:43 AM EST
Boro lacking in wedded bliss New Middlesbrough boss Gordon Strachan has spotted a hitch in his
plans to get promotion to the Premier League - not enough of his players are hitched. The Scot
couldn't quite make up his mind whether this was because his squad is too young or too
irresponsible. He said: "Emanuel Pogatetz is [.
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FC Boro 02 November @ 05:27 PM EST
Reports over the weekend linked former Boro favourite and now Peterborough forward George Boyd
with a £6m move to Tottenham. Boyd has been arguably the Posh's best player in their first season
in the Championship so far and his recent form is thought to have alerted Premier League clubs to
making an offer.
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Championship outfit Middlesbrough have completed the signing of striker Marcus Bent on loan from
Birmingham City. Bent is the first signing of new Boro boss Gordon Strachan, who recently took
charge of affairs from Gareth Soutgate. The former Charlton and Everton striker will be at
Riverside for the next two months.
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Gordon Strachan has not lost his fan club in the English press if Kevin Mitchell's column in
today's Guardian is anything to go by.His quick wit and popular side career as a pundit have given
birth to a "Cult of Wee Gordon" amongst sections of the English media. His perceived differences to
another famous Scottish manager have helped in this.
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Soccer Pie 29 October @ 04:26 AM EST
‘Mr. Nice Guy', ‘Pinocchio', ‘a lovely man but a terrible manager' these are all the ways
former Middlesbrough boss, Gareth Southgate was described. "The Rookie" on Boro
bench got sacked even though he was only one point behind the leading teams. In spite of the 2:0
win over Derby, president Steve Gibson made the decision that must be respected.
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Dirty Tackle 27 October @ 02:53 PM EST
All the stuff being covered outside the unfriendly confines of the award winning Dirty
Tackle...
Will England be staying a snicker-inducing Royal Bafokeng Hotel (say it fast) during the World
Cup? [Channelbee]
Real Madrid players got their free Audis after test driving them in the snow.
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New Boro boss drops a clanger!
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New Middlesbrough manager Gordon Strachan may have slipped up on his first day in charge
of the Riverside Stadium outfit, by inadvertedly revealing a list of transfer targets.
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Off the Post 26 October @ 08:26 AM EST
GS is replaced by GS Middlesbrough chairman Steve Gibson has found an interesting way of
cost-cutting at the Riverside Stadium. Recession-busting Boro will only appoint managers with the
initials GS in future. Gordon Strachan can look forward to some oversized hand-me-downs from Gareth
Southgate.
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Another week, another World Cup tournament - this time FIFA's top competition for Under-17 players
currently going on in Nigeria until November 15th. As with the Under-20 World Cup, Eurosport UK are
covering the tournament so check their website for programme information. We'll pay closer
attention ourselves when it gets to the latter stages, but for now we're concentrating on.
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Boro announce Southgate's successor days after everyone already knew about it! Expect post match
interviews at the Riverside to be far more fun from now on.
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Middlesbrough have appointed Gordon Strachan as their new manager.
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Middlesbrough's vastly improved performance in their unfortunate 2-2 draw with Preston yesterday,
capped by a brilliant Adam Johnson goal, will provide encouragement for the man openly touted to be
unveiled as their new manager tomorrow, Gordon Strachan.For a man who will ever be associated with
the red shirt of Manchester United, Strachan's playing career was perhaps most significant at its
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Sky Sports Magazine'den Alex Ferguson'un tedrisatından geçmiş eski futbolcu yeni teknik adamlar
kolajı. Alex Ferguson'un dünya futboluna katkısını farklı bir biçimde ele almışlar.
İsimlere tek tek bakınca dudaklar uçukluyor. Alex Mc Leish, Gordon Strachan, Steve Bruce, Roy
Keane, Bryan Robson, Mark Hughes, Paul Ince, Darren Ferguson, Henning Berg ve Laurent Blanc
listenin ilk akla gelen isimleri.
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Tony Mowbray was being as philosophical as ever yesterday when he spoke about being a "performance"
coach. Leave it to others to judge his team on "results."A jolly Corinthian approach for sure but
one that doesn't quite answer his growing band of critics. Results matter and nowhere is that more
keenly felt than in the east end of Glasgow.
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After 27 years supporting Middlesbrough Football Club, I could be forgiven for thinking I had
seen it all. Cup finals, relegations, promotions. Liquidation, Europe. Memorable victories and
crushing defeats. I thought nothing about the club would ever truly surprise me again. Tuesday
night, I was proven wrong.
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Middlesbrough chairman Steve Gibson finally lost patience with Gareth Southgate after sacking
him following Tuesday night 2-0 victory over Derby County.
"The long term future of the club was a key decision in replacing Southgate. One good result
wasn't going to change that decision,"
"We had a strategy for Gareth's replacement.
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After a succession of bad managerial choices, Steve Gibson appears to finally about to get it
right!
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In a shock move, Middlesbrough chairman Steve Gibson gave Gareth Southgate his marching orders
last night just hours after a 2-0 home win over Derby County which took Middlesbrough to fourth in
the Coca-Cola Championship and within a point of the Championship summit.
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Why now?
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Middlesbrough have announced that manager Gareth Southgate has been 'relieved of his
duties'.
Boro have endured an in-different start to the Championship season following relegation from the
Premier League last term.
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Gareth Southgate has been relieved of his duties as manager of Middlesbrough Football Club with
immediate effect. The decision was announced in the early hours of this morning and came hot on the
heels of yesterday's 2-0 victory over Derby County at the Riverside.
The win over Derby ended a run of three straight home defeats in the Championship, and it is
this along with falling home attendences - less than 17,500 for the Derby game - that is being
rumoured as the contributing factors to Southgate's dismissal.
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The less than welcome international break gives us an early chance to take stock. We're seven games
in now and what have learned?CelticAtop the pile and Tony Mowbray seems confident that they'll be
up there at the end of the season. That's the positive. The negatives are he doesn't yet have the
players to play the kind of game he wants, he has not got any faith in the defenders Gordon
Strachan
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MLS Daily 16 September @ 07:42 PM EST
San Jose Earthquakes midfielder Darren Huckerby has told an English newspaper he is "99% sure" that
he has played his last competitive game, likely forced into an early retirement because of a hip
injury that required surgery last week.
Bursting onto the American scene last July, Huckerby went on to total six goals and four assists in
14 appearances, earning 2008 MLS Newcomer of the Year honors along the way.
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The Offside 01 September @ 06:00 PM EST
Stuff to read while you get jealous of a corner flag..... The high price of an excessive foul - pay
attention, Axel. (ESPN) Germany's simple yet stylish WC 2010 kit. (Football Fashion) Marco
Materazzi getting way too used to suing people. (Dirty Tackle) The opening roundup of La Liga's
opening weekend.
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SoccerLens 24 August @ 02:43 AM EST
Does it make good business sense for Celtic to sell two of the elite players in the SPL to
Spurs?
There have been several stories doing the rounds this summer regarding Spurs and Celtic players
Scott Brown and Aiden McGeady. With a 20 million pound price tag on the SPL duo it sure would make
sense for the Mowbray to part company with his young midfield duo.
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Today is the all-important Champions League qualifier against Celtic at Parkhead, which is a
very intimidating place to play. Matt from Celtic Offside stopped by yesterday to give us some
insight into our opponent. And I gave some thoughts on the matchup in response to some of Matt's
Questions over at the Celtic Offside, so I won't belabor the same points.
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The Wembley Cup came to an end yesterday and Tony Mowbray's Celtic side won the tournament after
a fairly straightforward victory over Spurs. Two noteworthy asides. Great goal by Georgios Samaras
and the repeated booing of Alan Hutton for being a former Rangers man.
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Not shown: the moment South Africa's insect population descends on his face Gordon Strachan
travelled to the Confederations Cup to network for a new job but faced with the possibilty of
watching another half hour of Brazil thrashing Italy or coating his face with an ice-cream, the
cooling dessert was always going to win.
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It took a while but the vacancy has now been filled!
Celtic have confirmed Tony Mowbray as their new manager after a deal was concluded with
West Brom.
Mowbray arrives from the club relegated from the Premier League in England along with assistant
Mark Venus and first-team coach Peter Grant.
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Former Italian U-21 international Massimo Donati is realising his dream to return back to his
native Serie A will, in all probability, materialise this summer as Sampdoria head the list of
interested clubs. Donati made the switch to the Scottish capital to compete in the famous
green-and-white hoops of Celtic, whom relinquished £3 million to acquire his services back in
2007, but the Sedegliano-born midfielder had nose-dived in both the short and long-term tactics of
Gordon Strachan.
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Soccerblog 06 June @ 07:52 AM EST
Gordon Strachan's departure has opened up a void.
Owen Coyle commits to Burnley. Roberto Martinez is soon to be at Wigan. Tony Adam's investiture
was denied by the club. Mark McGhee is still with Motherwell. Henrik Larsson rumouredly was on his
way to Scotland but this is being denied by his agent.
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According to the London Times, Tony Mowbray will be installed as the new manager of Glasgow Celtic.
He leaves behind a relegated West Bromwich Albion, but this is a good move for both Celtic and
Mowbray. Tony did a great job getting WBA promoted in the first place. He also didn't receive a lot
of financial support to buy new players once the team were promoted.
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goalpost.tv 03 June @ 06:37 PM EST
The rumour mill is in overdrive around the world, with so many club changing managers in the
hunt for that winning formula. European giants Real Madrid,
Chelsea and AC Milan have all appointed new bosses for next
season.
As an Everton fan, I'm really concerned about the rumour that is going round
that Everton boss David Moyes, despite denying rumours that he could return to the
club he represented as a player.
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The Scottish football season finally came to a halt as Rangers win the Scottish Cup following their
1-0 victory over Falkirk last Saturday. The promotion and relegation fixtures have been played;
St Johnstone,
Raith Rovers,
Ayr United,
Stenhousemuir and
Dumbarton are all preparing for life in a
higher division following their promotions, while for
Inverness Caley Thistle,
Clyde,
Airdrie United,
Queens
Park and
Stranraer next season will mean having to adjust to life
in a lower league.
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Soccerblog 03 June @ 08:44 AM EST
Is Tony Adams a grandstanding poseur? He had been talking up his replacement for Gordon Strachan
at Celtics when the club came out and flatly denied ever approaching him for the job.
Adams has been in the wilderness since being fired at Portsmouth. These confabulations get him
some publicity.
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Surprise candidate in race to fill vacant post. Celtic have made an official approach for Swansea
City boss Roberto Martinez. Swansea confirmed to BBC Sport Wales that the Scottish giants have
asked to speak to Martinez about becoming Gordon Strachan's successor at Celtic Park. "I had a call
off their chief executive [Peter .
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Are football fans' expectations getting totally unrealistic?  Arsenal finished 4th in the
Premiership, but have been booed off the field more than once this season. Arsene Wenger faced
tough questioning at a shareholders' meeting and for a time there was speculation that he might
pack his bags and leave.
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