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Paul Ince has been sacked as Reading manager with the club fighting for Championship survival. A 2-1 defeat at Preston on Monday extended their winless sequence to eight matches and left them a point adrift of safety after a six-point deduction for breaching the EFL’s financial rules.
Isthmian Premier Margate have confirmed Reece Prestedge will remain as their manager next season.
George Elokobi wondered what might have been this season after Maidstone’s Easter Monday clash with Barnet.
Chairman-boss Kevin Hake has been thrilled with the emphatic Chatham response to their last loss which has left them on the brink of winning the Isthmian South East title.
LONDON: Dean Smith insisted that Leicester can avoid relegation after the Premier League strugglers hired him as their manager until the end of the season on Monday. Former Aston Villa and Norwich boss Smith replaces Brendan Rodgers, who was sacked on April 2 after his side’s slump into relegation trouble. Smith will take charge for Leicester’s last eight games of the campaign as they battle to avoid dropping into the Championship for the first time since 2014.
Simone Inzaghi criticised Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku for a string of missed chances, with the manager facing mounting pressure following his team's failure to win any of their last six matches in all competitions as they head into Tuesday's Champions League quarter-final against Benfica.
Leicester City have named ex-Aston Villa and Norwich City boss Dean Smith as caretaker manager until the end of the season after parting ways with Brendan Rodgers, the Premier League club said on Monday (Apr 10).
Steven Naismith has accepted his first job in top team management - and the massive challenge of rescuing third place for Hearts.