Southampton have sacked their manager, Alan Pardew, just two days after the team’s 4-0 win at Bristol Rovers.
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Pardew sacked by Southampton despite 4-0 win
Southampton have sacked manager Alan Pardew - just two days after the team’s 4-0 win at Bristol Rovers. Related Stories Championship round-up: Warnock delighted by late fightback Bothroyd and Bellamy keep Cardiff on a roll
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Alan Pardew sacked by Southampton
Confusion surrounds the recent takeover of Leicester after the Football League revealed that they have yet to approve the deal.
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Leicester takeover not yet approved
Dutch legend Edgar Davids has completed his shock move to npower Championship side Crystal Palace. Related Stories Crystal Palace out of administration
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Dutch legend Edgar Davids has completed his shock move to npower Championship side Crystal Palace. Related Stories Crystal Palace out of administration David clinches switch to Crystal Palace
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Edgar Davids clinches switch to Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace have confirmed they are out of administration.
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Cardiff insist the signing of Craig Bellamy “adds up in a business and sports context” after it emerged the Football League wanted information from the club regarding the deal before registering the player. Related Stories Davids on verge of joining Crystal Palace
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Cardiff under scrutiny for Bellamy deal
Dutch legend Edgar Davids could be on the verge of returning to English football with Crystal Palace.
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Davids on verge of joining Crystal Palace
The transfer market may seem to have been quiet this summer, Manchester City’s splurge aside, but clubs have definitely broadened their horizons compared to 12 months ago.
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Dave Jones chose to vent his fury at Nottingham Forest chief executive Mark Arthur rather than at his Cardiff players, who failed to claim three points against a Sheffield United side forced to play the last hour with 10 men. Related Stories Cotterill refuses to be downcast at threadbare Pompey’s plight Championship round-up: Shocking debut for James leaves Coppell plenty to do Davies heads for shaky ground as Iwelumo arrives at a happy place Burley makes fine start to rebuilding Palace Commons given free vote as Derby go Dutch
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Jones turns fire on Forest over ‘tapping-up’ row after being denied by 10-man United
The Dutch reputation for technical excellence and tactical innovation, built in the era of Ajax, Johan Cruyff and Total Football, may have been diminished by the brutishness of Van Bommel, De Jong et al in the World Cup final — but when it was put to Nigel Clough that a Kris Commons-inspired success at Leeds had a Dutch flavour, the Derby manager took it as a compliment. Related Stories Cotterill refuses to be downcast at threadbare Pompey’s plight Championship round-up: Shocking debut for James leaves Coppell plenty to do Davies heads for shaky ground as Iwelumo arrives at a happy place Burley makes fine start to rebuilding Palace Jones turns fire on Forest over ‘tapping-up’ row after being denied by 10-man United
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Commons given free vote as Derby go Dutch
Bristol City 0-3 Millwall Related Stories Cotterill refuses to be downcast at threadbare Pompey’s plight Davies heads for shaky ground as Iwelumo arrives at a happy place Burley makes fine start to rebuilding Palace Commons given free vote as Derby go Dutch Jones turns fire on Forest over ‘tapping-up’ row after being denied by 10-man United
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Championship round-up: Shocking debut for James leaves Coppell plenty to do
Only a short-sighted football manager would not contemplate the cost of failure when he takes a job and Steve Cotterill admits he considered the impact managing stricken Portsmouth might have on his CV – and decided it was worth the risk. Related Stories Championship round-up: Shocking debut for James leaves Coppell plenty to do Davies heads for shaky ground as Iwelumo arrives at a happy place Burley makes fine start to rebuilding Palace Commons given free vote as Derby go Dutch Jones turns fire on Forest over ‘tapping-up’ row after being denied by 10-man United
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Cotterill refuses to be downcast at threadbare Pompey’s plight
In a tussle replete with historical sub-plots, most of them surrounding the Clough dynasty, Derby last night achieved what no club had managed in 21 years when they ruined Leeds’s unbeaten record on the opening day of a new season that stretched back to a 5-2 thumping at Newcastle in 1989. Related Stories Steve Cotterill: I’ve nothing against Avram, but I would have kept Pompey up Chainrai emerges from wreckage as the real winner Burley raises hopes at Palace, the league’s other chaos club Graham double reopens old wounds for Norwich The ones to watch: an all-star team for the Championship season ahead
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Commons touch helps Clough settle an old score
What is it about Norwich City and opening matches of the season?
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Graham double reopens old wounds for Norwich
Alan Hansen famously suggested that “you’ll win nothing with kids” but, sometimes, managers have little choice. Related Stories The football Championship - players to watch Savage reveals real football man behind pantomime villain act In Championship’s team of all talents Boro show they are the ones to beat Steve Cotterill: I’ve nothing against Avram, but I would have kept Pompey up Chainrai emerges from wreckage as the real winner
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Burley raises hopes at Palace, the league’s other chaos club
Following Portsmouth’s victory over the tax authorities this week, Balram Chainrai will be able take over the club for nothing if he guarantees to pay £16m-£20m to creditors over the next five years, the club’s administrator has revealed. Related Stories The football Championship - players to watch Savage reveals real football man behind pantomime villain act In Championship’s team of all talents Boro show they are the ones to beat Steve Cotterill: I’ve nothing against Avram, but I would have kept Pompey up Burley raises hopes at Palace, the league’s other chaos club
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Chainrai emerges from wreckage as the real winner
Utterly shambolic through no fault of the players or the management, Portsmouth’s pre-season tour of the United States and Canada was rather neatly symbolic of the club itself. Related Stories The football Championship - players to watch Savage reveals real football man behind pantomime villain act In Championship’s team of all talents Boro show they are the ones to beat Chainrai emerges from wreckage as the real winner Burley raises hopes at Palace, the league’s other chaos club
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Steve Cotterill: I’ve nothing against Avram, but I would have kept Pompey up
Goalkeeper David James (Bristol City) Made debut for Watford 19 years ago and still going strong at 40. Returned from World Cup with England to join City after four seasons at Portsmouth.
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The ones to watch: an all-star team for the Championship season ahead
The new Championship season opens tonight when Norwich take on Watford at Carrow Road. Related Stories The Championship: A new season kicks off, so who will be this year’s Blackpool?
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The football Championship - players to watch
Tottenham misfit Adel Taarabt has completed a permanent move to QPR for an undisclosed fee believed to be around £1million.
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Taarabt wraps up QPR switch
It has been six seasons since Leeds United tumbled out of the Premier League but for the thousands who follow the club with such passionate devotion, the absence feels like a lifetime. The Premier League is still some way away but at least the decline has been stopped in its tracks.
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Grayson dares to dream after ending Leeds’ humiliating fall
Brown lung, they called it. Caused by poor ventilation in the cotton mills, it killed hundreds of Rochdale men and women
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Hill climbs mountains to lift Dale from mediocrity
Bristol City have signed England goalkeeper David James on a one-year contract.
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David James signs for Bristol City
Crystal Palace are finally poised to come out of administration after the deadline to appeal against their Company Voluntary Agreement passed. Related Stories Sheffield Wednesday hit with winding-up petition
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Crystal Palace to come out of administration
Sheffield Wednesday have been issued with a winding-up petition by Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs, the club have said in a statement.
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Sheffield Wednesday hit with winding-up petition
Portsmouth face being under a transfer embargo until October if Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs appeal against the club’s Company Voluntary Agreement. Related Stories Thompson will be good for Boro says Boyd Foxes deny reports of sale
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Pompey fear lengthy transfer ban
Leicester have denied reports that chairman Milan Mandaric has reached an agreement to sell the npower Championship club. Related Stories Thompson will be good for Boro says Boyd
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Foxes deny reports of sale
Stockport have appointed Paul Simpson as their new manager.
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Simpson named as Stockport boss
Leicester have confirmed the appointment of Paulo Sousa as their new manager. Related Stories Boyd backed to flourish at Middlesbrough
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Sousa confirmed as new Leicester boss
Middlesbrough have confirmed the signing of striker Kris Boyd on a two-year deal from Scottish champions Rangers. Related Stories Geovanni parts company with Hull
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Boyd completes Middlesbrough switch
Brazilian striker Geovanni has left Hull after his contract was terminated by mutual consent.
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Hull have confirmed the appointment of Nigel Pearson as their new manager.
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Pearson appointed as Hull manager
Simon Davey has been unveiled as Hereford’s new manager, just six days after his shock resignation at Darlington.
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Davey takes over at Hereford
As supporters of a rival team hurled racial abuse, Nicky Winmar, a brilliant Aboriginal player of Australian rules football, walked over to them, lifted his jersey and pointed defiantly to his skin. It was a defining moment in Australian sport, and it sparked robust action by football authorities to stamp out racism
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Racism alive and kicking on Australia’s pitches
Portsmouth have confirmed the appointment of Steve Cotterill as the club’s new manager.
Cardiff have confirmed they have finally paid the £1.9million owed to HM Revenue and Customs that threatened the Coca-Cola Championship club’s existence.
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Cardiff settle tax bill
Graham Turner has been named as the new manager of Shrewsbury, making an emotional return to the club he both played for and managed over 30 years ago.
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Turner appointed as Shrewsbury boss
The deal which should secure Crystal Palace’s future was signed today and the club’s administrator hopes for a conclusion by the end of July.
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Crystal Palace on verge of takeover
Notts County have appointed Craig Short as their new manager on a three-year contract.
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Short appointed as Notts County manager
The consortium attempting to buy Crystal Palace are confident they can proceed with their takeover after the Coca-Cola Championship club dramatically avoided extinction today. Related Stories Round-up: Nurse wards off danger to lift Dagenham into League One Crystal Palace on verge of closure Crystal Palace on brink of extinction Time running out for Selhurst deal
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Crystal Palace saved from extinction
Crystal Palace will be on the brink of extinction by tea time today unless the consortium attempting to take over the club can salvage their rescue package. Related Stories Round-up: Nurse wards off danger to lift Dagenham into League One Crystal Palace on verge of closure
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Crystal Palace on brink of extinction
Crystal Palace face liquidation unless the consortium attempting to buy the stricken club can complete the deal by tomorrow afternoon. Related Stories Robinson ends Millwall’s pain Round-up: Nurse wards off danger to lift Dagenham into League One
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Crystal Palace on verge of closure
Notts County have confirmed manager Steve Cotterill will leave the club when his short-term contract expires on Sunday.
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Portsmouth target Cotterill to leave Notts County
Notts County have confirmed manager Steve Cotterill will leave the club when his short-term contract expires on Sunday. Related Stories Portsmouth target Cotterill to leave Notts County
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Ian Holloway has promised Blackpool’s fans that the team will continue to play “fearless” football next season in the Barclays Premier League.
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Holloway promises ‘fearless’ football from Blackpool
England’s World Cup stars could miss the tournament through injury because of the Wembley pitch, according to one of Blackpool’s victorious Football League play-off team who had to come off with a badly twisted ankle on Saturday. Related Stories World Cup Countdown: Ballack assumes cheerleading role Don’t talk to me about Liverpool, warns Gerrard World Cup Countdown: 24/05/2010 Johnson ready to be put on the spot as Capello explores his options Ferdinand puts faith in ‘last resort’ therapy in bid to keep the armband
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England stars just ‘one slip’ away from disaster
Blackpool twice came from a goal behind to beat Cardiff 3-2 in Saturday’s playoff final and clinch the last remaining place in next season’s Premier League. Related Stories Ridsdale seeks £90m vindication for gamble that hastened his Cardiff exit Holloway has Blackpool rocking at prospect of return to the big time
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Blackpool beat Cardiff to win Premier League place
Win or lose at Wembley today, at least some Cardiff City supporters can console themselves that finally they will have seen the back of the club’s controversial chairman Peter Ridsdale.
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Ridsdale seeks £90m vindication for gamble that hastened his Cardiff exit
Coventry have confirmed Aidy Boothroyd as their new manager, with the 39-year-old signing a three-year contract at the Ricoh Arena.
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Crystal Palace are edging ever closer to being taken over by the fans’ consortium CPFC 2010. Related Stories Pompey offer deal to core players
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Crystal Palace edge closer to takeover
Steve Morison and Paul Robinson booked Millwall another trip to Wembley after sinking Huddersfield to reach the League One play-off final. Related Stories Jackett aims to put losing experience to final advantage Hughton optimistic over Newcastle signings
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Morison opens the door for Wembley return
Newcastle boss Chris Hughton is confident he will be able to strengthen his squad this summer.
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Hughton optimistic over Newcastle signings
Kenny Jackett will draw on the experience of last season’s League One play-off drama as he attempts to guide Millwall back to Wembley.
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Jackett aims to put losing experience to final advantage
Brighton chairman Tony Bloom has issued a hands-off warning to Portsmouth over manager Gus Poyet. Related Stories Clarets reject reports over Brian Laws
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Brighton warn Portsmouth over Poyet
Burnley insist Brian Laws’ position as manager is “not under threat”. Related Stories Campbell puts promised land in sight for Blackpool
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Clarets reject reports over Brian Laws
The Blackpool manager Ian Holloway believes his side will have to put in the best performance of their careers tonight at Nottingham Forest to reach the Championship play-off final. Related Stories Jones insists ‘job’s not done’ as Cardiff take early advantage Round-up: Millwall forced to settle for the play-offs despite home victory Holloway eyes big payday for Blackpool as they take first step towards promotion Ashley tightens Newcastle purse strings 29-year-old Robinson appointed as MK Dons manager
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Holloway: we need game of our lives
Clubs relegated from the Premier League will receive £48million in parachute payments over four years after Football League chairmen today voted in favour of the proposal.
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Clubs accept new parachute payments deal
MK Dons have today made Karl Robinson the youngest manager in the Football League after naming the 29-year-old as Paul Ince’s successor. Related Stories Captain Beckford rewards manager’s gamble Jones insists ‘job’s not done’ as Cardiff take early advantage Round-up: Millwall forced to settle for the play-offs despite home victory Holloway eyes big payday for Blackpool as they take first step towards promotion Ashley tightens Newcastle purse strings
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29-year-old Robinson appointed as MK Dons manager
Charlie Adam’s second-half penalty ensured Blackpool will defend a slender advantage at the City Ground on Tuesday in the second leg of their Coca-Cola Championship play-off semi-final. Related Stories Is the Premier League ready for Ian Holloway?
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Blackpool beat Forest to take control of play-off
Alan Shearer has called on Newcastle owner Mike Ashley to back manager Chris Hughton in the transfer market.
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Shearer calls on Ashley to back Hughton
Oldham have parted company with manager Dave Penney following the club’s dismal League One campaign.
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Oldham part company with manager Penney
Cardiff will be given more time to pay off their £1.9million debt to HM Revenue and Customs after their case to avoid a winding-up order was adjourned for the fourth time.
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Cardiff winding-up order adjourned
Shrewsbury have terminated the contract of manager Paul Simpson with immediate effect. Related Stories Lower divisions halt parachute increases
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Shrewsbury sack manager Simpson
Everton chairman Bill Kenwright has “laughed off” speculation manager David Moyes is poised to succeed Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United. Related Stories Hart confident after Palace fall short of safety Strafford confident Sheffield Wednesday can stay up
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Sheffield Wednesday chairman Lee Strafford has backed his side to “take control of their destiny” on Sunday in their one-off relegation decider against Crystal Palace. Related Stories Hart confident after Palace fall short of safety
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Strafford confident Sheffield Wednesday can stay up
Watford were plunged deeper into relegation trouble in the Championship following Neil Warnock’s decision to field a full-strength Queen’s Park Rangers team after already securing his team’s survival.
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Buzsaky penalty helps Warnock do his old club Palace a big favour
Newcastle manager Chris Hughton heaped praise on the club’s players and fans after a regulation 2-0 win over condemned Plymouth saw them crowned Coca-Cola Championship champions last night.
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Hughton overjoyed by Newcastle promotion
In 2006, Reading romped away with the Championship title. Four years on, and it is all but Newcastle United’s. They do not play on Saturday, but if West Bromwich Albion fail to beat Middlesbrough at the weekend then Chris Hughton’s side claim it without having to earn a point away to Plymouth Argyle on Monday
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Nolan takes Newcastle to within a point of the title
The Blackpool manager Ian Holloway has challenged his play-off chasers to spoil another Newcastle party and “smack them off the face of the Earth”.
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Peterborough have confirmed the appointment of Gary Johnson as their new manager. Related Stories Newcastle up as Forest draw blank Championship round-up: Watford bear Brunt of late Baggies equaliser Cardiff force Forest to battle for play-off spot Nolan kick-starts promotion party Newcastle deserve promotion says Hughton
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Peterborough unveil new manager
Newcastle boss Chris Hughton has told his players they deserve to be back in the Barclays Premier League after watching them edge closer to the Coca-Cola Championship title. Related Stories Newcastle promoted back to Premier League Newcastle up as Forest draw blank Championship round-up: Watford bear Brunt of late Baggies equaliser Cardiff force Forest to battle for play-off spot Nolan kick-starts promotion party
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Newcastle deserve promotion says Hughton
After an absence of 316 days, Newcastle United returned to the Premier League with almost indecent haste last night. That they have done so by utterly dominating the Championship, despite exiting the top flight in disarray less than 12 months ago, underlined the worrying gulf between the top two tiers of English football. That, however, is a debate for another day.
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Nolan kick-starts promotion party
Nottingham Forest missed the chance to set a club record as play-off rivals Cardiff ended their run of consecutive home wins at 12 yesterday but the crucial statistic was the one that enabled Newcastle to begin their promotion party before kick-off against Sheffield United. By limiting third-placed Forest to a point, Cardiff ensured the Magpies cannot finish lower than second. Related Stories Clash of promotion hopefuls ends in stalemate Newcastle promoted back to Premier League Newcastle up as Forest draw blank Championship round-up: Watford bear Brunt of late Baggies equaliser Nolan kick-starts promotion party
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Cardiff force Forest to battle for play-off spot
Newcastle sealed a return to the Premier League tonight after promotion rival Nottingham Forest failed to beat Cardiff, guaranteeing the Magpies a top two finish in the Championship.
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Newcastle promoted back to Premier League
Joey Barton wouldn’t be everyone’s choice as a late invite to a party, as the team-mate who received a cigar in the eye at Manchester City’s 2004 Christmas bash would no doubt testify, but the midfielder has timed his comeback from injury perfectly to coincide with Newcastle’s promotion celebrations. Related Stories West Bromwich close on top tier thanks to Koren double Newcastle: ready for the big time again? Davies keeps fighting after Forest end run
The prospect of Black Country derbies in the Premier League drew closer after West Bromwich Albion made Leicester their eight consecutive victims at home, a result that took Wolverhampton’s neighbours 12 points clear of third-placed Nottingham Forest in the fight for automatic promotion from the Championship. Related Stories Newcastle: ready for the big time again?
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West Bromwich close on top tier thanks to Koren double
Crystal Palace are a step closer to having new owners after ‘preferred bidder’ status was granted to a consortium of businessmen who want to buy the club. Related Stories Ameobi makes his presence felt
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Crystal Palace move closer to finding owner
Since the turn of the year, Newcastle’s return to the Premier League has been a matter not of if, but when. They will have a first opportunity to answer that question on Saturday, when victory at Peterborough, coupled with an eighth consecutive away defeat for their comprehensively vanquished opponents here, will officially end their short exile from the top flight. Related Stories Roy Keane dismisses sack reports
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Ipswich manager Roy Keane has dismissed newspaper speculation he is set to lose his job at Portman Road.
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Roy Keane dismisses sack reports
The current Nottingham Forest team have a long way to go before they can be compared with some of the great sides in City Ground history, but Billy Davies’s promotion hopefuls equalled a 30-year-old club record last night when they recorded their 12th consecutive home league victory. The last time Forest enjoyed such a run was in 1980, during Brian Clough’s glory years, when four home wins at the start of the season followed the eight recorded at the end of the previous campaign. Related Stories Batt brings faltering Leeds into range Carroll shrugs off controversy to keep Magpies on title track
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Forest keep home fires burning
Nigel Pearson’s representatives will enter another round of discussions with Leicester City owner Milan Mandaric over a new contract today. His bargaining power should not be too drastically diminished by the manner in which his players wasted the opportunity to make a clear statement of Premier League intent to the notoriously shrewd Serbian-American businessman. Related Stories Round-Up: Hughton hails Newcastle for spiriting up a late equaliser
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King ensures Pearson talks to rumble on
Graham Dorrans’ second-half penalty and Ishmael Miller’s late strike helped West Bromwich Albion keep the heat on leaders Newcastle and put further daylight between themselves and third-placed Nottingham Forest with a 2-0 win at Swansea last night.
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Championship round-up: Miller lights up Baggies as Forest’s bid begins to fade
LONDON (Reuters) - English soccer clubs must be prepared for salary capping, former Football League chairman Brian Mawhinney warned on Monday.
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Was it a fair result? Related Stories League round-up: Dorrans gives Albion an advantage but Forest falter Boro sparkle but Strachan wants more
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Chester City have today been wound up in the High Court - but a fans’ group have vowed to resurrect the club. Related Stories Jones hails the mental toughness of Bluebirds Koren puts Albion back up into second place Iwelumo’s volley proves size of task facing Hart Taarabt keeps Warnock’s revival rolling
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Chester City wound up in High Court
Neil Warnock today set his sights on reaching the Premier League with QPR after being unveiled as the new manager at Loftus Road. Related Stories Macclesfield boss Alexander dies aged 53 Alexander’s family to decide if game goes ahead Macclesfield match to go ahead
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Warnock targets Premier League with QPR
Macclesfield assistant boss Gary Simpson has confirmed this weekend’s Coca-Cola League Two match at Hereford will go ahead as scheduled following the death of manager Keith Alexander.
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Keith Alexander’s family will be asked to decide whether Macclesfield’s League Two match at Hereford on Saturday should go ahead following his shock death. Related Stories Crystal Palace claim Warnock announcement is ‘premature’ Hart confirmed as new Crystal Palace manager Crystal Palace confirm Warnock departure Palace turn to troubleshooter Hart after Warnock departs Macclesfield boss Alexander dies aged 53
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Alexander’s family to decide if game goes ahead
Crystal Palace have today named Paul Hart as their new manager to replace Neil Warnock. Related Stories New manager to be unveiled tomorrow Crystal Palace claim Warnock announcement is ‘premature’ Crystal Palace confirm Warnock departure
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Crystal Palace this morning claimed QPR’s confirmation that Neil Warnock has been appointed as manager at Loftus Road is “premature”. Related Stories New manager to be unveiled tomorrow
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Neil Warnock will become Queens Park Rangers’ fourth manager of the season tomorrow after the Championship club agreed compensation terms with divisional rivals Crystal Palace.
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The administrators of Crystal Palace have confirmed that they have had interest from 36 separate buyers for the Coca-Cola Championship club after extending the deadline for bids by a fortnight.
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Crystal Palace inundated with offers
Crystal Palace midfielder Darren Ambrose admits losing manager Neil Warnock would be a massive blow for the club. Related Stories Notts County appoint Cotterill Cotterill takes over at Magpies
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Ambrose fears Warnock exit
Notts County today announced the club will avoid going into administration this season and named Steve Cotterill as their new manager.
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Notts County appoint Cotterill
The Football Association have asked Crystal Palace manager Neil Warnock to explain his post-match comments following his side’s draw against Aston Villa on Sunday. Related Stories Warnock denies link to QPR Notts County owner calls for police action over Munto era West Brom targeting top spot FA to review Warnock’s outburst at linesman over corner controversy
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Warnock asked to explain comments
West Brom manager Roberto di Matteo admits victory over Cardiff tonight would be a “great result” as the Baggies look to return to the top of the Coca-Cola Championship. Related Stories Warnock denies link to QPR Notts County owner calls for police action over Munto era
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West Brom targeting top spot
Notts County’s new owner plans to call in the police over concerns about accounts left behind by Munto Finance, the company that took over at Meadow Lane last summer with promises of multi-million pound investment. Related Stories Davies tells Forest to draw on history to achieve promotion Boro’s revival gives division a bad name shows mediocrity is a norm Fan zone: Every game – by the people who care most Boro’s revival gives division a bad name Warnock denies link to QPR
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Notts County owner calls for police action over Munto era
Crystal Palace manager Neil Warnock insists he has not spoken to QPR following weekend speculation linking him with the west Londoners. Related Stories Ferguson’s loan rangers fire blank Davies tells Forest to draw on history to achieve promotion Boro’s revival gives division a bad name shows mediocrity is a norm Fan zone: Every game – by the people who care most Boro’s revival gives division a bad name
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The humble Championship is regularly lauded for being everything its bigger, more brash cousin the Premier League isn’t, in terms of its refreshing uncertainty of outcome and evenly matched participants. Related Stories Robson lifts Boro by getting off mark Ferguson’s loan rangers fire blank Davies tells Forest to draw on history to achieve promotion Boro’s revival gives division a bad name shows mediocrity is a norm Fan zone: Every game – by the people who care most
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Boro’s revival gives division a bad name