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Frank Clark was vice-chairman of the League Managers Association. The LMA has been saying for years
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The inaugural UK Football Academy (UKFA) symposium at Emirates Stadium on February 8th has been
renamed The Gary Speed Football Congress by UKFA founder, Raymond Verheijen as a tribute to the
manager alongside whom he worked last year to elevate the Wales football team to new heights.
As a player and a manager, Gary Speed was a model professional who embraced a forward-thinking
approach and modern methods.
This is the second part of my analysis of BBC Radio 5 Live's coverage of the interview with PGMO
chief Mike Riley. The BBC's Mark Chapman also talked to Tony Hibbert who is a match delegate and
an ex-Wolves player, the delegates are affiliated to the LMA and PFA. Tony Hibbert felt we have
the 'best officials in the world' and that all our referees were 'there on merit'.
By Alan Duffy
Former Liverpool and Everton defender Gary Ablett passed away last night after a 16-month battle
with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
The 46-year-old was one of a select band of players to enjoy extended stays with both Liverpool
clubs after starting off with the red half of the city as an apprentice in 1982.
Already this season there have been two sackings, two resignations and two departures by mutual
consent in the Football League alone, including two ex-England managers; Steve McClaren and most
recently Sven Goran-Eriksson.
Following numerous reports of the costs of sacking a manager in the press recently you would
have thought club owners would think twice about sending their current choice on their way.
Liverpool owner John W Henry has dismissed reports that foreign owners are keen to scrap Premier
League relegation as "complete nonsense".
League Managers' Association (LMA) chief executive Richard Bevan claimed earlier this week that the
English top-flight's American and Asian power holders have discussed the possibility of ending
relegation to the Championship, claiming that "particularly American owners without doubt" are keen
on the concept.
By Chris Wright
Are these two guilty of fowl play?
As you've no doubt heard, according to the head of the League Managers Association, a few of the
Premier League's foreign owners have been agitating for the concept of relegation from the top
flight to be scrapped in favour of an uber-conservative system that keeps all 20 clubs (though
which 20 that would be is anybody's guess) and their respective bank accounts safe and sound snug
as a bug in a proverbial rug.
By CALEB SONNELAND
Despite the fact that there's still a full month until the January transfer window opens, the
possibility of LA Galaxy star David Beckham linking up with Paris St. Germain has the team talking.
Players Kevin Gameiro, Sylvain Armand and Christophe Jallet all voiced their support for the
seasoned veteran signing on, and with the financial clout of PSG might be enough to land Beckham at
the club.
I remember so very well where I was when Steve McClaren was stood stony-faced beneath an
umbrella in the pouring rain as England surrendered their opportunity to feature at Euro 2008. I
was in a pub in Holloway in North London, and the patrons of the establishment had come together
under a cloud of false hope.
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.
Sir Alex Ferguson was named 2011 LMA manager of the year after guiding Manchester
United to their 19th League title, their 12th under Fergie, the Scot was also given a special merit
award having broken the 2,000 game barrier in charge at Old Trafford.
Another Scot, Paul Lambert picked up the Championship accolade after guiding
Norwich to second place
behind Q.
West Brom, usually a shining example of stability and sensible management at board level, have
plunged their season into chaos by sacking their manager Roberto Di Matteo. True, the club have
been on a shocking run of 13 defeats in 18 games but as Di Matteo pointed out via the LMA on
Sunday, they haven't [.
West Brom, usually a shining example of stability and sensible management at board level, have
plunged their season into chaos by sacking their manager Roberto Di Matteo. True, the club have
been on a shocking run of 13 defeats in 18 games but as Di Matteo pointed out via the LMA on
Sunday, they haven't [.
West Brom, usually a shining example of stability and sensible management at board level, have
plunged their season into chaos by sacking their manager Roberto Di Matteo.
True, the club have been on a shocking run of 13 defeats in 18 games but as Di Matteo pointed out
via the LMA on Sunday, they haven't been in the bottom three since the opening week of the season.
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.