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Ronald Koeman the new Everton manager after leaving Southampton.
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Fernando Hierro, erstwhile central defender for Real Madrid, has been hired as the coach of Real Oviedo.
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And the new coach of Shandong Luneng Taishan is... Felix Magath. :dontknow:
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Quique Sánchez Flores has signed to coach Espanyol. Among others, he`s coached Getafe (two occasions), Valencia, Benfica, Atlético Madrid, and Watford.
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Paco Jémez, late of Rayo :cry: :cry: :cry: , will sign to coach Granada next season--or so reports marca.com today.
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BurningStorm wrote:Official: Markus Weinzierl from Augsburg to Schalke. Dirk Schuster from Darmstadt to Augsburg.
... and Norbert Meier from Bielefeld to Darmstadt.

All three were bought out of their contracts.
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Off to the "there's gratitude for you" department :arrow:

:( :( :( Alavés, Second Division champ and therefore promoted to First Division for 2016-2017, has decided that Bordalás, their coach, isn't who they want to lead them in First Division, and have said good-bye, thanking him for his efforts and giving him a hearty handshake :!:
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AlanK wrote:Paco Jémez, late of Rayo :cry: :cry: :cry: , will sign to coach Granada next season--or so reports marca.com today.

Meanwhile, Rayo apparently will (or already has) sign José Ramón Sandoval for another go-around as their coach. I like Sandoval, but he's not my favorite Rayo coach every :wink: . Still, Rayo looked at a lot of possibilities before deciding on Sandoval (according to marca.com).
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UnayEmery from sevilla to Paris SG. it's official.Probably , after severa Europaliegues, he goes now for the Championsleague.The will to go to the very Top is higher than ever in Paris. . We wait for the signature of...euh...you'll see.
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Or PSG are going for the Europe League :bouncy:

I think this is the 3rd time I hear this is official.
The same happend with Mourinho in United.
Not sure whenever some media are a bit to fast, some are to slow or they don't agree to when it is official.
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It looks as though Julen Lopetegui will be the coach of Wolverhampton next season. Wiki already has him as the wolverhampton coach, so I guess it is indeed a done deal.

Joaquín Caparrós seems to be the first choice to take over as coach of La Roja.
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Paris SG has a new technical director : Patrick Kluivert
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Kurban Berdyev (Rostov) -> Spartak Moskva. There must be some exceptional reason for leaving a decent CL club for a mediocre team that has won nothing for the last 13 years.
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FEPG wrote:Kurban Berdyev (Rostov) -> Spartak Moskva. There must be some exceptional reason for leaving a decent CL club for a mediocre team that has won nothing for the last 13 years.
Disaster for Rostov - haters rejoice - I knew they`ve dire financial situation, but hoped he goes back to Rubin. Spartak? :roll:

``Spartak Moscow are out of the Europa League after a shock 1-0 defeat at home to Cypriot side AEK Larnaca.

Ivan Trickovski’s goal two minutes from time settled the tie, the first leg of which had ended 1-1 in Cyprus.

Spartak came close on several occasions but both wastefulness and good defending meant that the scene was set for Trickovski to pounce. The Spartak defence froze as the frontman controlled a well-weighted pass and coolly finished past Artem Rebrov, sparking wild celebrations.

Sport Express conducted a poll in which, at the time of writing, 22,000 people voted for why Spartak had lost. 30.5% of people thought that ‘nobody is to blame, it is the realistic strength of Spartak’, while 22.9% felt that the coaching staff were at fault. 17.4% believed that it was a combination of all options, one of which was ‘karma’ and it attracted 10.4% of the vote. Other options were: the players (9.8%), the owner (7.4%) and the manager (1.6%).

Home manager Dmitriy Alenichev spoke to the press after the match. He said: “I would like to apologise for that embarrassment which you watched. I take full responsibility for the defeat and lack of will. I admit that I was apprehensive about the game with AEK. I was afraid that the guys would have euphoria after the win over Arsenal and unfortunately it was there. I asked the players to concentrate solely on the upcoming game and forget about the result with Arsenal. Clearly, it didn’t get through.”
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Mancini left Inter. De Boer will replace him.

Montella is the first "chinese" coach of this brand new (???) AC Milan.
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