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Agence France-PresseMarch 19, 2013 09:31
Football: English managerial departures
A list of the managers to have left clubs in the English Premier League and Football League this season, after Michael Appleton was sacked by Blackburn Rovers on Tuesday:
August 24 - Andy Thorn (Coventry City)
August 28 - John Sheridan (Chesterfield)
September 19 - Terry Brown (AFC Wimbledon)
September 22 - Gary Waddock (Wycombe Wanderers)
September 24 - John Ward (Colchester United)
September 28 - Steve Kean (Blackburn Rovers)
October 3 - Paul Groves (Bournemouth)
October 9 - Owen Coyle (Bolton Wanderers)
October 12 - Eddie Howe (Burnley)
October 23 - Dougie Freedman (Crystal Palace)
October 24 - Neale Cooper (Hartlepool United)
October 24 - Paul Jewell (Ipswich Town)
October 26 - Paul Cook (Accrington Stanley)
October 29 - Alan Knill (Scunthorpe United)
November 3 - Ian Holloway (Blackpool)
November 7 - Michael Appleton (Portsmouth)
November 21 - Roberto Di Matteo (Chelsea)
November 23 - Mark Hughes (Queens Park Rangers)
December 1 - Micky Mellon (Fleetwood Town)
December 15 - Mark McGhee (Bristol Rovers)
December 26 - Sean O'Driscoll (Nottingham Forest)
December 27 - Henning Berg (Blackburn Rovers)
December 28 - Mark Robson (Barnet)
December 29 - Keith Hill (Barnsley)
January 1 - Carl Fletcher (Plymouth Argyle)
January 5 - Stale Solbakken (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
January 7 - Dean Saunders (Doncaster Rovers)
January 11 - Michael Appleton (Blackpool)
January 12 - Derek McInnes (Bristol City)
January 18 - Nigel Adkins (Southampton)
January 21 - John Coleman (Rochdale)
January 24 - Simon Grayson (Huddersfield Town)
February 3 - Paul Dickov (Oldham Athletic)
February 3 - Keith Curle (Notts County)
February 5 - Alex McLeish (Nottingham Forest)
February 13 - Graham Westley (Preston North End)
February 14 - Mark Robins (Coventry City)
February 18 - Paolo Di Canio (Swindon Town)
February 20 - Dean Holdsworth (Aldershot Town)
February 26 - John Still (Dagenham and Redbridge)
March 2 - Gary Mills (York City)
March 11 - Brian McDermott (Reading)
March 19 - Michael Appleton (Blackburn Rovers)
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