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BBC News
29-05-2025
- General
- BBC News
Edwards, Schumacher, Wotton, Warnock - your picks for next Argyle boss
We asked you for your views on who you would like to see take over at Plymouth Argyle after Miron Muslic's departure as head were many names thrown into the hat, but some more often than are some of the top names Argyle fans told BBC Sport they would like to see at Home Park. Toots: How about Paul Wotton? Solid manager, knows Plymouth and has been around in his playing I'd go for Paul Wotton if he's interested. Doing a decent job in the lower leagues and would show some Luke Williams could be a contender. A promising, attacking manager looking to rebuild after not quite making it in the Championship with Swansea. Could be the man to get the best out of players like Rami Al Hajj and Michael Give the job to Mr Argyle, Kevin Nancekivell. He is local, knows the club inside out & the area, exotic managers haven't done it in recent times!!!Jacob: Rob Edwards would be the perfect man for the Argyle job. His modern football alongside his attacking focuses really reaches the consistency with Argyle's desires. We've played this type of football for many years now, from Ryan Lowe to Steven Schumacher - it worked. John: Big mistake to not reappointed Steven Schumacher. Perhaps we can beg Bolton with the Schalke pay-off. Better option than an unknown or a big name mercenary. Option B... Mr Neil Warnock. His CV and successful record in both getting promotions and avoiding relegation is unmatched by anyone else likely to We need a manager who is loyal first and foremost… give it to Joe Edwards with Nance beside him and with the Green Army behind I think it's time for Joe Edwards to take the job. We need someone with a strong connection to the club. No more six-month I'd like Paul Wotton to be given the role. Whilst he hasn't managed at the highest level he has got experience and is Plymouth through and through. Lots of Argyle fans seem to pour scorn on the idea but for me he's our man, no I think we do best at Argyle when we go about our business quietly. So no 'big' names, thank you. Our most successful managers over the past 25 years (Paul Sturrock, Ian Holloway, Derek Adams, Ryan Lowe) have been good managers looking for the next step, rather than well-known managers on their way I'd give Wayne Rooney another go, League Two would be easier to win a game in.
Scotsman
25-05-2025
- Sport
- Scotsman
Neil Warnock claims one thing is certain about Hearts and Hibs
The former Leeds United and Sheffield United boss has made a prediction over Hearts plus Hibs. Sign up to our Hearts newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Neil Warnock is convinced over one factor when it comes to Hearts and Hibs in Scottish football. The ex Leeds United and Sheffield United boss tried his hand up north for the first time in 2024 during a short stint with Aberdeen. He had always wanted a crack at Scottish football and knows that it is Rangers or Celtic who dominate much of the game when it comes to major silverware, certainly the Premiership title. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad That said, he still has plenty of respect for Hearts and Hibs in the capital. Warnock's 'Audience With' shows are taking place London, Manchester and Bristol in September, with eyes on a Glasgow date as he likes the people in Scotland. Speaking before Aberdeen's penalty shootout win in the Scottish Cup final against Celtic on Saturday, Warnock insisted Hearts and Hibs do have the ability to shake up the norm within the nation's game. Neil Warnock backs Hearts and Hibs He said to the Herald: 'I fancy doing a show in Glasgow. I'm going to tell my man who organises them that I want to do one in Glasgow because I do get on with people up here. I like the Scots, me. I never got into slagging off the football up here because, listen, it is what it is. 'Everybody knows there are two teams that are always going to be dominant up there. But I still think it's possible for a Hearts or a Hibernian or an Aberdeen to get amongst them. I would love to have had a go at that for a couple of years, bringing my own players in. Sadly it wasn't to be.' Why it didn't work for Neil Warnock in Scottish football On the short stint at Aberdeen not going according to plan, Warnock said: 'Without going into detail Aberdeen didn't feel right after a few weeks. They asked me to stay on and get through the season and get through the cup game against Kilmarnock, which I did. But I thought it was better to go then. It wasn't going to be long term for me, so that's life. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad 'They've got to the cup final and I don't recognise anybody left now if I'm honest. But, look, it needed a big change, a big turnover really. That's why I said to them, 'get your next man in, having a look at what he needs.' The thing is, I didn't really want to go into detail over why I left quickly. I just wanted to let them get on with how they wanted to run the club. I thought the new manager should come in and try to deal with the obvious problems that were there really. If I started dealing with them over that, I thought I'd probably fall out with people…'
Yahoo
25-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
'Ancelotti about to commit to Rangers job'
Davide Ancelotti is about to commit to Rangers as their new head coach for the next season after leaving his role as assistant to father Carlo with Real Madrid. (Ramon Alvarez on X) Rangers will hold further discussions with Davide Ancelotti in the coming days as they look to conclude their manager search. (Rangers Review) Out-of-work Marco Rose is rocketing up the next Rangers manager shortlist, but the Ibrox club could face a hefty price if they wish to appoint the German as Bild reports that the 48-year-old also linked with Roma is still under contract despite being relieved of his duties by RB Leipzig and his former club might require a compensation fee. (Sunday Mail) Former Aberdeen boss Neil Warnock has revealed his disappointment at never managing Rangers, with the 76-year-old saying the job "would have been ideal for me at one point" but "there was always somebody behind the scenes who wanted somebody else". (The Herald On Sunday) John Carver has signed a new three-year contract with Lechia Gdansk and is set to continue to combine his job with being Scotland assistant after steering the Polish top-flight club clear of relegation after arriving in December. (The Herald On Sunday) Livingston manager David Martindale is hoping to be able to concentrate on coaching matters under new owner Calvin Ford having previously been heavily involved in off-field matters. (Scottish Sun On Sunday) Sunday's English & European transfer rumours Saturday's Scottish Gossip Everton are considering Ben Doak in a potential move driven by manager David Moyes and Liverpool are prepared to sell the 19-year-old Scotland winger but value him at £30m. (Ben Jacobs on X) Should Everton succeed in their bid to sign Liverpool winger Ben Doak, for whom bids from Crystal Palace and Ipswich Town were rejected in January, he would be the first player to directly transfer between the two clubs in 23 years. (TalkSport) Relegated St Johnstone have lined up Greenock Morton captain Jack Baird as an early summer signing with the 29-year-old centre-back now out of contract with the Scottish Championship club. (The Courier) St Johnstone manager Simo Valakari says the failure to sell Benji Kimpioka in January was a double blow to their hopes of avoiding relegation as the club were deprived of much-needed transfer funds when none of the moves proved to the striker's liking and then the 25-year-old top scorer emotionally checked out for the rest of the season. (The Courier) Raith Rovers would have earned a cash bonus had Kieron Bowie, who could make his Scotland debut in forthcoming friendlies, been capped while still with Fulham, but the sell-on clause ended with the 22-year-old striker's permanent switch to Hibernian in August. (The Courier) Rangers now know they will face either Brann, Panathinaikos or Servette in the Champions League second qualifying round next season. (The Herald On Sunday) Prospective Dumbarton owner Mario Lapointe's alter ego is Vintage Lapointe, a Canadian performer who describes himself as a musician, a poet, a story teller, a father, an engineer, a sports coach, a businessman, an entrepreneur, a fragile mind, a writer and a restorer of old cars. (The National On Sunday)
Yahoo
25-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
'Ancelotti about to commit to Rangers job'
Davide Ancelotti is about to commit to Rangers as their new head coach for the next season after leaving his role as assistant to father Carlo with Real Madrid. (Ramon Alvarez on X) Rangers will hold further discussions with Davide Ancelotti in the coming days as they look to conclude their manager search. (Rangers Review) Advertisement Out-of-work Marco Rose is rocketing up the next Rangers manager shortlist, but the Ibrox club could face a hefty price if they wish to appoint the German as Bild reports that the 48-year-old also linked with Roma is still under contract despite being relieved of his duties by RB Leipzig and his former club might require a compensation fee. (Sunday Mail) Former Aberdeen boss Neil Warnock has revealed his disappointment at never managing Rangers, with the 76-year-old saying the job "would have been ideal for me at one point" but "there was always somebody behind the scenes who wanted somebody else". (The Herald On Sunday) Rangers now know they will face either Brann, Panathinaikos or Servette in the Champions League second qualifying round next season. (The Herald On Sunday) Read Sunday's Scottish Gossip in full.
BBC News
25-05-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
'Ancelotti about to commit to Rangers job'
Davide Ancelotti is about to commit to Rangers as their new head coach for the next season after leaving his role as assistant to father Carlo with Real Madrid. (Ramon Alvarez on X), externalRangers will hold further discussions with Davide Ancelotti in the coming days as they look to conclude their manager search. (Rangers Review), externalOut-of-work Marco Rose is rocketing up the next Rangers manager shortlist, but the Ibrox club could face a hefty price if they wish to appoint the German as Bild reports that the 48-year-old also linked with Roma is still under contract despite being relieved of his duties by RB Leipzig and his former club might require a compensation fee. (Sunday Mail), externalFormer Aberdeen boss Neil Warnock has revealed his disappointment at never managing Rangers, with the 76-year-old saying the job "would have been ideal for me at one point" but "there was always somebody behind the scenes who wanted somebody else". (The Herald On Sunday), externalJohn Carver has signed a new three-year contract with Lechia Gdansk and is set to continue to combine his job with being Scotland assistant after steering the Polish top-flight club clear of relegation after arriving in December. (The Herald On Sunday), externalLivingston manager David Martindale is hoping to be able to concentrate on coaching matters under new owner Calvin Ford having previously been heavily involved in off-field matters. (Scottish Sun On Sunday), external Everton are considering Ben Doak in a potential move driven by manager David Moyes and Liverpool are prepared to sell the 19-year-old Scotland winger but value him at £30m. (Ben Jacobs on X), externalShould Everton succeed in their bid to sign Liverpool winger Ben Doak, for whom bids from Crystal Palace and Ipswich Town were rejected in January, he would be the first player to directly transfer between the two clubs in 23 years. (TalkSport), externalRelegated St Johnstone have lined up Greenock Morton captain Jack Baird as an early summer signing with the 29-year-old centre-back now out of contract with the Scottish Championship club. (The Courier), externalSt Johnstone manager Simo Valakari says the failure to sell Benji Kimpioka in January was a double blow to their hopes of avoiding relegation as the club were deprived of much-needed transfer funds when none of the moves proved to the striker's liking and then the 25-year-old top scorer emotionally checked out for the rest of the season. (The Courier), externalRaith Rovers would have earned a cash bonus had Kieron Bowie, who could make his Scotland debut in forthcoming friendlies, been capped while still with Fulham, but the sell-on clause ended with the 22-year-old striker's permanent switch to Hibernian in August. (The Courier), externalRangers now know they will face either Brann, Panathinaikos or Servette in the Champions League second qualifying round next season. (The Herald On Sunday), externalProspective Dumbarton owner Mario Lapointe's alter ego is Vintage Lapointe, a Canadian performer who describes himself as a musician, a poet, a story teller, a father, an engineer, a sports coach, a businessman, an entrepreneur, a fragile mind, a writer and a restorer of old cars. (The National On Sunday), external
