Archive for the 'Resignations' Category
Roy Keane Walks Away From Sunderland
Former Manchester United and Ireland midfielder Roy Keane has resigned from Sunderland after three days of negotiations following their losing the last 5 out of 6 and slipping into the Relegation zone in the Barclay's Premiership standings.
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Curbs First To Go
Alan Curbishley, who only took over at Upton Park in December 2006 has turned in his resignation as manager of West Ham United.
It's been believed that Curbishley had been extremely unhappy with the moves being made by the board and some being made against his wishes, most importantly the move of defender Anton Ferdinand to Sunderland and Roy Keane ...
No More Sexiness In LA
AEG Chief Executive Officer Tim Leiweke and the LA Galaxy have accepted the resignation of Head Coach Ruud Gullit, with Cobi Jones stepping up as Interim Head Coach effective immediately ahead of Thursday night's SuperClasico.
General Manager Alexi Lalas was also fired in the shuffle, whose contract was set to expire at the end of the season. Tom ...
Michael Laudrup Quits Getafe
Michael Laudrup's taken Getafe to the Quarter-Finals of Uefa (going through Benfica, AEK and barely losing out to Bayern Munich 3-3 on away goals), the second consecutive King's Cup Final (lost to Valencia) and a mid-table (13th) finish in La Liga. Not bad for following up Bernd Schuster.
Now he's announced that he's stepping down at the end of ...
More upheavel at Valenica
Does this look like a man who has serious health issues? Valencia President Juan Soler announced his resignation to board members on Wednesday citing health reasons.
Maybe it was due more to the state of the team and the shocker they've been having this season.
There you go Albeda. Have fun Mr. Koeman and I'll just say goodbye now, rather ...
Another coach down the drain for Adu
After dropping more points in a 2-2 draw at home against bottom club Uniao Leiria, Jose Antonio Camacho formally resigned as head coach of BWINLiga side Benfica. The once powerful club sits 14 points behind Porto and has been struggling for sometime under the Spaniard, who had managed Real Madrid before his time with Benfica.
With Freddy Adu away ...
El Bolillo turns in his own walking papers
image via Mdzol
Ex-Colombian player and Ex-Ecuador (he coached them at the 2002 World Cup) manager Hernan Dario Gomez is now Ex-Guatemala manager. After posting too many defeats for his own liking, Gomez handed in his resignation following Guatemala's 5-0 drubbing at the hands of Argentina.
