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🎧 Manning's first day at the office
🎧 Manning's first day at the office

Yahoo

time09-06-2025

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

🎧 Manning's first day at the office

It's certainly been quite a day at Carrow Road. Time to enjoy Liam Manning's first interview with BBC Radio Norfolk, which you can find below. You can also watch his first press conference back by clicking here. Advertisement And what better way to end such a momentous day than by listening to the latest edition of the Canaries' podcast, The Scrimmage, from BBC Radio Norfolk? The team catch up with Manning and sporting director Ben Knapper. Listen to The Scrimmage podcast on BBC Sounds.

Jurgen Klopp's ex-Liverpool assistant lined up for return to English football
Jurgen Klopp's ex-Liverpool assistant lined up for return to English football

Daily Mirror

time14-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Daily Mirror

Jurgen Klopp's ex-Liverpool assistant lined up for return to English football

Norwich City are considering a number of candidates in their search for a new head coach after deciding that Jack Wilshere would not be getting the job permanently Pep Lijnders is poised for talks over the Norwich City vacancy after the Canaries decided against handing the job to Jack Wilshere on a full-time basis. Norwich made the decision to part company with their former head coach, Johannes Hoff Thorup, after a 3-1 defeat away at Millwall last month before handing the reins to Wilshere on an interim basis. The former Arsenal and England star oversaw the club's final two league games of the season but it emerged last week that he would not get the job permanently. ‌ Ben Knapper, the Canaries' sporting director, is leading the search for the Thorup's permanent successor - Lijnders is in contention for a surprise return to English football in the Championship. ‌ As revealed by The Telegraph, Jurgen Klopp 's former right-hand man is one of the names being considered by the Norwich hierarchy as they mull over their options. The Dutchman, 42, is set to be interviewed by the Norfolk outfit later this week. Gary O'Neill, the former Wolves head coach, has already discussed the Carrow Road vacancy with Norwich and is unattached after leaving the Molineux outfit back in December despite links to other clubs. Steve Cooper has also been sounded out but it is outlined he is unlikely to take on the role. Lijnders departed Anfield at the end of the 2023/24 campaign alongside Klopp. He landed the No.1 job at RB Salzburg in Austria but was sacked in December after just 29 games at the helm. ‌ While talks with Lijnders are pencilled in for the coming days it appears that Norwich are in no rush to seal an appointment with the report adding that a decision is not expected until the end of the month. 'We want somebody in as soon as we can without compromising the quality of our process and of the candidate, and finding the right person,' Knapper said of the Canaries' search for a new boss recently. 'It's not something we expect to wrap up in a week or two but we don't want this to drag. We absolutely will have a head coach in place long before pre-season starts.'

BREAKING NEWS Jack Wilshere takes up first managerial job - and will go head-to-head against former Arsenal team-mate in just his second game
BREAKING NEWS Jack Wilshere takes up first managerial job - and will go head-to-head against former Arsenal team-mate in just his second game

Daily Mail​

time22-04-2025

  • Sport
  • Daily Mail​

BREAKING NEWS Jack Wilshere takes up first managerial job - and will go head-to-head against former Arsenal team-mate in just his second game

Jack Wilshere has been handed his first managerial role after being appointed Norwich boss on an interim basis. The former Arsenal star will into the job following the Canaries' decision to part ways with head coach Johannes Hoff Thorup on Tuesday morning. In a statement, sporting director Ben Knapper said: 'Whilst we made this appointment with a long-term focus and in line with our wider club strategy and direction, unfortunately recent results and performances have deemed it necessary for us make a change'. The statement continued: 'Jack Wilshere, assisted by Tony Roberts and Nick Stanley, will take charge of the first team on an interim basis for our two remaining Sky Bet Championship fixtures of the season. 'The club will now progress with its plans of appointing a new permanent head coach in due course'. Wilshere's first match in charge will see him lead the Canaries to the Riverside Stadium for a clash against Middlesbrough. Following that, Norwich will take on Cardiff City in their final game of the season, who are currently managed by Wilshere's former team-mate Aaron Ramsey. Ramsey broke into Cardiff's first-team aged just 16 in 2007 before joining Arsenal. He returned to the Bluebirds in 2023 but has seen his game time limited due to injuries. He was set to miss the rest of the season regardless after undergoing surgery on a hamstring problem sustained last month and will now focus solely on coaching. Wilshere, similarly, made his name out on the pitch - emerging as a ferocious talent at Arsenal - before eventually hanging up his boots and moving into coaching.

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