費格遜賽後遭解雇

古都

佛爺叱吒足壇 子戰績差遭革職
(法新社)2010年12月30日 星期四 08:20
（法新社倫敦    29日電） 英國    超級聯賽足球勁旅曼聯    （Manchester United）主教練「佛爺」之子達倫．佛格森（Darren Ferguson），今天遭英格蘭    足球冠軍聯賽（English Championship）戰績墊底的普勒斯頓（Preston North End）解雇。

普勒斯頓昨天主場1-3敗給密得堡（Middlesbrough），距跌落降級深淵只差5分，普勒斯頓隊今天在迪普戴爾（Deepdale）發布聲明，開除執掌帥印才一年的達倫．佛格森。

聲明指出：「球隊今天召開董事會議，決定解除達倫．佛格森職務。」

「達倫所作努力球隊深表讚賞，但在英冠地位已受到重大威脅，因此有人認為，更換主教練可能帶來好運。」（譯者：中央社王黛麗）

Raul_Gonzalez

估到你啦!

艾馬

Please fire Ferguson

熱刺#29戴維斯

稍為有留意英冠的都能識穿

古都

對上一個topic都係我開

TZZero

Preston 有手尾跟 ??

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/new ... 27s-sacking?cc=4716

United youngsters Joshua King and Ritchie de Laet have been recalled from Deepdale with immediate effect while a request has also been put in for Preston to release Matty James "as soon as possible".

Preston chairman Maurice Lindsay said: "It's come as a shock to us and a big blow. Ritchie and Joshua won't be available because we got a message from Manchester United that they've been summoned back immediately. They would like Matty back as well but his contract is a little different."

FlyingDonkey

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/ ... _united/9358454.stm
Darren Ferguson returns as Peterborough United manager
Ferguson won back-to-back promotions with Peterborough

Darren Ferguson has been named manager of Peterborough United on a four-and-a-half-year contract, just 14 months after leaving by mutual consent.

The Scot, who led Posh from League Two to the Championship during his previous three-year spell with the club, was sacked by Preston two weeks ago.

He held talks on Tuesday with chairman Darragh MacAnthony and watched the 2-1 League One win against Brentford.

"I've actually missed the place," Ferguson told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire.

"I had a hard 12 months at Preston and I'm glad to be back.
       
When he came to the house and he walked in the door we had a bit of a hug . It was a tender moment

Peterborough chairman Darragh MacAnthony

"I don't know if I've lost the trust of the fans, we'll find out, but the fans enjoyed it [his last spell].

"People say you never go back, I don't believe in that. We're ambitious and we want to get into the Championship."

Ferguson, son of Manchester United boss Sir Alex, left London Road in November 2009.

At the time MacAnthony believed the former Wrexham midfielder was being distracted from his job by interest from other clubs.

But both parties insisted that any problems had been put behind them.

MacAnthony said: "We were probably naive and made mistakes and we both held our hands up to that.

"It was actually great meeting each other again, when he came to the house and he walked in the door we had a bit of a hug. It was a tender moment, a bit of a tear jerker.

"We had a real warts and all meeting, talking about everything about each other that maybe irritated each other at one stage, any problems we may have had and they were never massive problems."
       
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Just because he got us promoted before doesn't necessarily mean he can do it again

fozzyposh

Ferguson added: "There was no falling out, we're young, we're ambitious.

"Maybe towards the end I got, not carried away, but you can get a little bit complacent with the success we had.

"But we never fell out about it, I think we both agree we've learned a lot in the last 12 months and probably were a little bit naive going into the Championship.

"And when we get back into the Championship we'll learn from that."

After ending his previous spell at the club Ferguson was out of work for almost two months before taking over at Preston in January 2010.

The Scot won only 13 of his 49 games in charge at Deepdale and left in December with North End bottom of the Championship, the same position in which he had left Posh only 13 months earlier.

But his memories of Peterborough, who he joined as player-manager in January 2007, will be predominantly good ones.

After leading Posh to promotion from League Two in is his first full season in charge, he repeated the feat a year later to secure a place in the Championship, and departed having won 73 of his 145 games at the helm.

Gary Johnson parted with Peterborough by mutual consent on Monday.