Mauricio Pelligrini has been sacked by Valencia after their second heavy defeat in a week
Unconfirmed reports emerging that Diego Maradona is about to become manager of the Iraqi national team
Dean Saunders is being linked with the vacant Wolverhampton Wanderers job.
fcuk sake…they´re going for the hat trick of managers who have a record of getting teams relegated !!..
this evening he resigned from doncaster who are top of league One… :o
as bad as wolves are they are still only about 9 points off play offs…
I see that Ryan Nelson has decided to leave QPR and become the manager of Toronto FC.
WGS said to be confirmed as new Scottish manager shortly.
Venkys have sacked Michael Appleton.
They should beg Steve Kean to return so I can happily refer to them as Steve Kean’s Blackburn Rovers again.
And we can unlock the thread, huzzah.
Nigel Adkins looks to be taking over at Reading
Martin O’Neill
Kenny Cunningham “Martin wouldn’t be a man to walk out on a club” 
Leeds United and Neil Warnock have parted company
Sunderland doing their bit for kicking racism out of football by appointing uber headcase Paolo Di Canio
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2013/apr/01/paolo-di-canio-sunderland-racism-claims
[quote=“Fitzy, post: 754504, member: 236”]Sunderland doing their bit for kicking racism out of football by appointing uber headcase Paolo Di Canio
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2013/apr/01/paolo-di-canio-sunderland-racism-claims[/quote]
Di Canio’s admiration for Mussolini is tempered by his own criticism of the fascist leader. Di Canio has stated that some of Mussolini’s decisions were vile. It seems that the new manager of Sunderland would like to cherry pick the ‘good’ fascism from the ‘bad’ one, personally I think it was all bad but I can see where he’s coming from.
Di Canio has always distanced himself from the racist elements of the New Right. His weekly column in the corriere della sera ridiculed racists.
I don’t agree with Di Canio’s politics but I admire the passion and integrity of the man much more than I do that cunt Miliband who is trying to make political capital out Di Canio’s appointment by resigning from Sunderland’s board.
I wish him well.
[quote=“FingalRaven, post: 754506, member: 80”]Di Canio’s admiration for Mussolini is tempered by his own criticism of the fascist leader. Di Canio has stated that some of Mussolini’s decisions were vile. It seems that the new manager of Sunderland would like to cherry pick the ‘good’ fascism from the ‘bad’ one, personally I think it was all bad but I can see where he’s coming from.
Di Canio has always distanced himself from the racist elements of the New Right. His weekly column in the corriere della sera ridiculed racists.
I don’t agree with Di Canio’s politics but I admire the passion and integrity of the man much more than I do that cunt Miliband who is trying to make political capital out Di Canio’s appointment by resigning from Sunderland’s board.
I wish him well.[/quote]
He’s managing a football club. Why the furore about his political beliefs? The paper talk of racism is a bit disgraceful. I’m not sure his appointment will work out for Sunderland but some of the sensationalism is way over the top. Why no similar circus when appointed Swindon manager.
No football exists outside the EPL for the red tops mate.
Sunderland statement saying pdc is not a racist. Kinda funny. A bit like father ted saying he’s not a racist.
pdc racism is well documented on this forum. Expect to see some of it on show at the next Premier League fixture.