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fromThe Chelsea Chronicle
22 hours ago

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink on the Chelsea owners feelings about Liam Rosenior

I think they will be thinking, what can we do to help Liam as much as possible to get wins on the board and to be successful. I think that's their mindset, and rightly so. You know, Maresca has done absolutely magnificent. He's put them into the Champions League. He's won a cup. He's won the Club World Cup. He's done exceptionally. What has happened has happened, but it's history. You know, you need to look forward. And looking forward is Liam.
Chelsea
Manchester United
from101GREATGOALS.COM
1 month ago

Inside knowledge will help Michael Carrick, like it helped me says Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta

Being a former player at a club provides extra insight, attachment, and inside knowledge that can benefit managerial approach and team performance.
Manchester United
fromSoccer News
1 month ago

Carrick can provide platform for next Man Utd boss, says Neville - Soccer News

Michael Carrick must consolidate a strong foundation during his temporary Manchester United tenure to leave the club in optimal shape for the next head coach.
Manchester United
fromwww.caughtoffside.com
1 month ago

Current mood at Man United following Ruben Amorim sacking speaks volume

Manchester United's dressing room remains broadly positive and more unified after Ruben Amorim's exit, with improved communication and internal relief.
fromBarca Universal
3 months ago

Former winger makes surprising confession about his time at Barcelona - 'I was part of a magnificent team' | Barca Universal

Looking back, I can say that I'm happy with both. They both gave me a lot and taught me a lot. My time at Atletico had a different dynamic.
FC Barcelona
Major League Baseball
fromwww.mercurynews.com
3 months ago

Kurtenbach: He's going to be okay with ruffling feathers' Tony Vitello is here to shake up the SF Giants

Tony Vitello became the first manager to jump directly from college to MLB, prioritizing trust, culture, and people skills while acknowledging significant unknowns.
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