Ralf Rangnick confirmed as worst Manchester United manager with unwanted Premier League record
Ralf Rangnick is statistically the worst Manchester United manager to have coached in the Premier League.
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Rangnick insists manager uncertainty no excuse for more Man United woe
Ralf Rangnick insisted that the lack of clarity over who the next permanent Manchester United manager will be is no excuse for another poor performance from his side in their 1-0 defeat to Everton on Saturday. The German interim, who had not coached a team since RB Leipzig in 2018-19, took over from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in November ahead of what is expected to be a two-year consultancy role from next season at the club.
Herne Bay manager Ben Smith says it is 'now or never' in club's Isthmian South East play-off bid
It’s “now or never” for Herne Bay in their play-off bid, according to manager Ben Smith.
Veteran English football manager Warnock retires
Neil Warnock called time on a 42-year career in English football management by announcing his retirement on Saturday.
Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick confirms his plan for James Garner
Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick has confirmed that he and his coaching team will analyse James Garner's loan spell at Nottingham Forest in the "next couple of weeks."
Portsmouth manager Danny Cowley sends message to Man City over loan star Gavin Bazunu
Portsmouth manager Danny Cowley is tipping Manchester City youngster Gavin Bazunu for the top and admits he will miss the Irishman when he returns to the Etihad Stadium at the end of this season. Bazunu has shone during his loan spell at Fratton Park this term.
Motorcycling-Yamaha's Quartararo in talks with other factories for switch, says manager
(Reuters) - MotoGP reigning champion Fabio Quartararo is in talks with other manufacturers regarding a possible move away from Yamaha at the end of the season, the French rider's manager, Eric Mahe, said.
Yamaha's Quartararo in talks with other factories for switch, says manager
MotoGP reigning champion Fabio Quartararo is in talks with other manufacturers regarding a possible move away from Yamaha at the end of the season, the French rider's manager, Eric Mahe, said.