Thursday 27 January 2022
The 29-year-old Dubliner was the club’s record signing when he joined from Norwich City in 2017.
The veteran defender made 37 appearances during his time on the books at Rochdale.
Having decided to remain at the club, the Argentine superstar is unhappy with how his departing team-mate has been forced to leave.
The 32-year-old had returned to his hometown club in July following a short spell with Waterford.
Spaniard Pep Clotet has opted to leave his role at the Championship club, who sit 16th in the table.
The British boxer and Ben Davison have parted ways.
Bell resigned his role as Women’s National Team manager yesterday to join Huddersfield Town.
The 67-year-old former Ireland boss led Forest to ninth place in the Championship last season.
The former striker said his resignation was driven by his lack of inclusion in important decision-making within the club.
Dedryck Boyata has won four Scottish Premiership titles since joining Celtic in 2015.
The former Magpies striker had denied the claims and took ‘a period of leave’ from his position as U23s coach.
Heary led the Dublin club to back-to-back Leinster Senior Cup titles and a play-off position in 2018.
‘I am unable to give the role – and these magnificent bunch of players – the 100% commitment and dedication they deserve in 2019.’
The winger has not played in a competitive fixture for the Merseyside club since May 2015.
Jorge Sampaoli has paid the price for a poor World Cup, with Argentina announcing his departure on Sunday.
The club currently sit bottom of the SSE Airtricity League First Division table with no wins so far this season.
The county released a statement on Wednesday night announcing their search for a new manager.
The Portuguese coach will depart his role at Old Trafford at the end of this season.
The 35-year-old scored and provided the assist for Josh Murphy’s winner on his last appearance for the Canaries.
The 56-year-old had taken over from Tony Pulis at the end of November but failed to bring the Baggies out of the relegation zone.
The 59-year-old position had become increasingly untenable following a string of poor results.
Following a 15th place finish this season, the Scot becomes the sixth manager to depart Wolves in five years.
The pair have mutually agreed to end the relationship.
Ford leaves The Rec after four years.
The two-time major champion will not be coached by the French former world number one any longer, it has been announced.
Maria Sharapova stunned the sporting world after failing a drugs test in Melbourne earlier this year.
He oversaw the development of some of the club’s finest players.
The Senator described Micheál Martin as “a leader without any followers” and said the party is “simply not fit for government”.
The Leinster boss left by mutual consent this morning and there will hardly be too much outcry from Leinster supporters.
5 Cats stars have retired since last summer’s championship.
One of the Premier Division’s best goalscorers is a free agent after cutting ties with the Candystripes.
Woods, who has endured a difficult time with a back injury of late, announced the split today.
The club have lost their last two league games and were eliminated from the FAI Cup by Bohemians.
The French President has confirmed he’s parting ways with the country’s de-facto first lady, following revelations about his affair.
The Russian player also revealed she believes she has “so many more years left” in professional tennis.
The Ulsterman had a nightmare in Abu Dhabi last week and has decided to give bagman John Mulrooney the boot less than a year after hiring him.
