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BBC News
13 hours ago
- General
- BBC News
Have your say on Pressley becoming Dundee boss
A surprise name has emerged as Dundee's new head coach. Steven Pressley has landed the role following his time as Brentford's head of individual player is the former Scotland defender's first managerial job since he left Carlisle United in 2019 after just 10 months in are your thoughts on that, Dee fans? Send us your views.


BBC News
13 hours ago
- Business
- BBC News
Plymouth Argyle need 'someone who will stick around'
Plymouth Argyle have started the search for their next head coach after Miron Muslic left last week to join German side such as Jack Wilshere, Rob Edwards, Ian Evatt and Michael Duff are being put forward by fans as possible options to succeed Joe Bell from the Green and White podcast, which follows the ups and downs of Argyle, says stability is key after three different managers since Steven Schumacher left the club 18 months ago."When you think about the last couple of years, we had so much stability before Steven Schumacher left," Bell told BBC Spotlight."Since he departed for Stoke, we've lost all semblance of stability."It's our fourth search in a very short space of time for a head coach and we need to find somebody who's going to stick around.""I hope it's a swift appointment, but it needs to be the right person," he added."Somebody who has promotion credentials in English football, preferably in this league, and maybe someone who isn't a flash name who won't be as attractive to other clubs when they're doing well at Argyle."If we can find that mix - and I don't know where we find them - but if we can get that together, we'll have found the right man."
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Flyers look back on 50th anniversary of repeating as Stanley Cup champions
Tocchet on why he decided to return to Flyers as head coach Ashlyn Sullivan sits down with the Flyers' new head coach Rick Tocchet for an in-depth interview on his decision to return to on why he decided to return to Flyers as head coach originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia
Yahoo
a day ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Ex-Manchester United coach Mitchell van der Gaag named new head coach of FC Zurich
Erik ten Hag's former assistant at Manchester United, Mitchell van der Gaag, has been appointed head coach of Swiss club FC Zurich. Van der Gaag left United 10 months ago in search of new opportunities. He had joined the club in the summer of 2022, arriving from Ajax together with Ten Hag. Advertisement During his time at Old Trafford, Van der Gaag helped the Red Devils to win the Carabao Cup and FA Cup. FC Zurich have now confirmed that the Dutchman will take charge of the team, succeeding Ricardo Moniz, who stepped down after a disappointing season. An FC Zurich statement read, 'FC Zurich is pleased to announce that 53-year-old Dutchman Mitchell van der Gaag will succeed Ricardo Moniz as head coach of the first team.' 'The long-time assistant to Erik ten Hag at Ajax Amsterdam and Manchester United has signed a two-year contract with the city club until 2027.' The statement concluded, 'FC Zurich warmly welcomes Mitchell van der Gaag and wishes him luck and success during his time at the city club.' FC Zurich president Ancillo Canepa said about the appointment, 'Mitchell was our absolute dream candidate!' Advertisement 'We are therefore very happy that we have been able to sign such an experienced and competent head coach who can continue on our chosen path.' Van der Gaag remarked, 'The goal is clear, we want to finish in the top six and play for the European places.' 'FCZ became Swiss champions a few years ago, so anything is possible.' It's understood Van der Gaag will be presented to the public at a press conference on Monday, June 16. He will then commence work with his players. Follow us on Bluesky: @
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Kraken Announce Lane Lambert As Third Coach In Franchise History
Tocchet on why he decided to return to Flyers as head coach Ashlyn Sullivan sits down with the Flyers' new head coach Rick Tocchet for an in-depth interview on his decision to return to on why he decided to return to Flyers as head coach originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia