Fulham have sacked manager Chris Coleman and his assistant Steve Kean with immediate effect.
Northern Ireland manager Lawrie Sanchez will take over on a caretaker basis for the remainder of the season.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 543541.stm
Royals v Fulham - Lawrie's back
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We're usually quite good at beating side's like fulham. They'll come off the back of a poor run but looking to impress the new manager with lots of heart, and they'll give a good account. However, when your in that position then heart takes place over quality of football, and you're not always the most well organised. I still expect a win, leaving fulham with decent signs of progression for next season.
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Daniella We're usually quite good at beating side's like fulham. They'll come off the back of a poor run but looking to impress the new manager with lots of heart, and they'll give a good account. However, when your in that position then heart takes place over quality of football, and you're not always the most well organised. I still expect a win, leaving fulham with decent signs of progression for next season.
Very well put in other words 3-0 to us.
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Worst. Dodd. Ever.
But thanks for trying.
This is not about the merits of Coleman's sacking, it's about the match on Saturday when Sanchez once again pits his managerial wits against the mighty Royals.
Too soon for the new boss to do much on the training pitch. I expect some resolute defending and a narrow win for Reading.
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But thanks for trying.
This is not about the merits of Coleman's sacking, it's about the match on Saturday when Sanchez once again pits his managerial wits against the mighty Royals.
Too soon for the new boss to do much on the training pitch. I expect some resolute defending and a narrow win for Reading.
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Lawrie is a class act, he knows how to get the best from his players, it will be a different Fulham side come Saturday!
You can't really call Les Reed a manager compared to Sanchez as he's managed at international level etc. so his expierence with better players IMHO at Fulham will get Fulham back to safety starting at the Mad Stad.
You can't really call Les Reed a manager compared to Sanchez as he's managed at international level etc. so his expierence with better players IMHO at Fulham will get Fulham back to safety starting at the Mad Stad.
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