' Another Championship Manager Gone Today '

BREAKING NEWS: Rotherham have parted company with first team manager Neil Redfearn with immediate effect

Rotherham perfect for Russell Slade Next Season? ?

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BREAKING NEWS: Rotherham have parted company with first team manager Neil Redfearn with immediate effect

Rotherham perfect for Russell Slade Next Season? ?

no i dont think so, not unless they go down

Unless by some stroke of luck we get promoted, Russell Slade will still be here next season. As long as he gets past the meeting with Mr Tan at the weekend, of course!

BREAKING NEWS: Rotherham have parted company with first team manager Neil Redfearn with immediate effect

Rotherham perfect for Russell Slade Next Season? ?

Why wait till next season

Send him packing to Rotherham then all his apololgists can see him manage a club with real financial restrictions.

That's 12 Championship managers gone to date - this season .

That's 12 Championship managers gone to date - this season .

Tony, does that mean the odds are getting shorter for those remaining clubs yet to do so....??

That's 12 Championship managers gone to date - this season .

Tony, does that mean the odds are getting shorter for those remaining clubs yet to do so....??

Rotherham knew about Tan and Slade meeting?

What a joke, he's only been there five minutes and they aren't exactly a heavyweight.

If he'd been at Forest or Wolves in the same situation I might have understood.

Rotherham would be ideal for Slade - minimal expectations

Seems odd this

UPDATED
Derby have just sacked their manager
Don't think Russell will be considered for that one

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Make that 13 for the season

Di Canio applies again for Rotherham job

Former Sunderland manager Paolo Di Canio has made a second bid to become Rotherham's new manager, Press Association Sport understands.

The Italian, who has been without a club since leaving Sunderland in September 2013, has applied for the Millers job following the sacking of Neil Redfearn on Monday. He also wanted the job at the New York Stadium in September after Steve Evans was sacked, though did not get an interview. Di Canio left Sunderland after a whirlwind 13 games at the Stadium of Light where, after initially keeping them in the Barclays Premier League and famously masterminding a 3-0 Tyne-Wear derby success over Newcastle in the 2012-13 campaign, things turned sour the following season, with reports of a player revolt. He exited after taking just one point from the opening five games of the season. Another former manager in the north east is also interested in the job. Former Newcastle manager John Carver, who called himself "the best coach in the Premier League", is looking to get back into the game after leaving the Magpies in the summer.
The position in South Yorkshire is vacant after the Millers fired Redfearn just four months into a two-and-a-half-year deal. The former Leeds boss paid the price for back-to-back defeats against Sky Bet Championship rivals Charlton and Bolton which left the Millers in the relegation zone. The Millers are set to make a quick appointment, having yet to name a caretaker boss. Redfearn's 21-game spell at the helm is the shortest of any Rotherham manager since Dave Cusack in 1987-88.