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COS columnist Liam Trim is as confused as the rest of us when it comes to working out what the hell a “Director of Football” actually does and whether such a role is even needed?
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Tagged Under: Alan Curbishley, Aston Villa FC, avram grant, Carlo Ancelotti, dennis wise, Frank Arnesen, Gerard Houllier, guus hiddink
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Randy Lerner is said to be seriously considering appointing Alan Curbishley.
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COS contributor Tom Victor takes a closer look at the Villa Park enigma, rapped in a riddle, caught in a…..
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Tagged Under: Alan Curbishley, Alan Pardew, Aston Villa FC, carlos tevez, james milner, Javier Mascherano, joe hart, martin o'neill, west ham fc
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Tony Adams has once again failed as a football manager, with the Pompey board calling time on his three-month stint at Fratton Park. Many supporters continued to back the former Arsenal defender, especially after the team came so close to beating Liverpool on Saturday. However, a failure to win since November has made the powers-that-be understandably twitchy. [Read the rest of this entry »]
While the Pompey board have made all the right noises about backing Tony Adams, it’s almost inconceivable that they haven’t considered alternatives to the rookie manager. After all, the team are without a win since November and the former Wycombe gaffer seems clueless how to stop the current run of defeats which is threatening their Premier League status. [Read the rest of this entry »]
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There are an increasing number of Premier League clubs where the board decide which players to sign and the manager just gets on with coaching the team. This has been in evidence at Newcastle since Kevin Keegan took over, while Phil Scolari leaves the bulk of transfer dealings to Peter Kenyon and Roman Abramovich at Chelsea. It also seemed to lead to the resignation of Alan Curbishley at West Ham, although it’s transpired that the board lost confidence in the manager’s ability to sign players. [Read the rest of this entry »]
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When a manager leaves a Premier League club, the bookmakers are always quick to price up some odds on who his replacement will be. Indeed, they got ahead of themselves by offering prices on the next Newcastle boss, although a day later they were able to get cracking on the West Ham gig instead. The man who was top of their list? [Read the rest of this entry »]
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Alan Curbishley has resigned as manager of Premier League club West Ham United. Hot on the heels of yesterday’s King Kev shenanigans at the Toon, Curbishley tendered his resignation on Wednesday and it was accepted by West Ham owner Bjorgolfur Gudmundsson. [Read the rest of this entry »]
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It looked as though Kevin Keegan was going to be the first Premier League manager out of job this season, although Alan Curbishley has beaten him to it by a whisker. The now-former West Ham gaffer has had his resignation accepted by the board, bringing a 17-month rollercoaster to an end and leaving the east London club looking for a replacement. [Read the rest of this entry »]
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While Alan Curbishley might claim that the Hammers board are firmly behind him, all the signs seem to indicate that the manager is living on borrowed time at the Boleyn Ground. Despite a winning start to their league campaign, West Ham have had two particularly performances, losing 3-0 at Man City before drawing 1-1 at home to Macclesfield in the Carling Cup. [Read the rest of this entry »]
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When Bobby Zamora left West Ham for Fulham earlier this summer, he claimed that it wouldn’t be the only departure from the club, with plenty of others to follow. Although there’s not been an exodus, it’s looking increasingly likely that the Hammers board are now strapped for cash – or at least unprepared to invest any more money into the club. [Read the rest of this entry »]
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Who will be the first Premier League manager to be sacked this season? Last term, it was Jose Mourinho who unexpectedly left his post first, although it’s pretty safe to assume that Phil Scolari will not be walking away from Stamford Bridge anytime soon. However, there are already one or two gaffers looking over their shoulders after just a handful of matches. [Read the rest of this entry »]
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It’s no secret that Alan Curbishley is the bookmaker’s favourite in their Premier League ‘Sack Race’ market, something that no manager wants to win. West Ham’s 4-1 victory over Macclesfield has done little to end speculation that the Hammers boss is living on borrowed time, especially as the Premier League outfit trailed for most of the match and only made certain of the win in extra-time. [Read the rest of this entry »]
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There’s two sides to every story and, while Roy Keane talks about his latest signing stepping up to the next level at Sunderland, those at West Ham claim that the defender’s extortionate wage demands were to blame for the player leaving. [Read the rest of this entry »]
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