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Burchill Unveiled - Ipswich Town News

Burchill Unveiled Thursday, 22nd Feb 2001 15:23 Town unveiled their new number 35-shirt Mark Burchill this afternoon and he goes straight into the squad for the home game with Everton on Saturday. Town manager Goerge Burley said he had watched Burchill for a long time and sees him as similar to David Johnson in many ways. We ve got players to complement him. Burley added: It s a good time for Mark to come to the club. I m very pleased and I m sure he ll do well. Burchill said of hs first impressions of the club that: It looks a good set-up, it s the first time I ve been here. It s brilliant to come to a side so high in the Premiership.

Would Eddie Howe be a good fit for Celtic?

Eddie to Celtic. Howe about that? | Catherine Ivill/Getty Images As everything else crumbles around them, the prospect of a new manager arriving in the summer is a small light at the end of the tunnel for Celtic. The fact that Neil Lennon is still in a job is nigh on miraculous, but even miracles have their limits, and after this season is over and done with, the Irishman will surely be disposed of. This campaign has been a disaster of epic proportions, and the scars of it will be felt decades down the line. They were within a season of immortality, but we re halfway through January and it has all gone to hell.

Would entice him : Manager once linked with Arsenal and England tipped for Celtic job – HITC

Celtic have endured a frustrating season but Neil Lennon remains in the dugout Eddie Howe could be the next man to take charge of Celtic,.

Burchill claims former Premier League boss would be enticed by Celtic

Former Celtic striker Mark Burchill believes that former Premier League boss Eddie Howe would be "enticed" by the prospect of managing the current Scottish champions.

Men s Football Martindale: My journey started in 2004 when I got arrested

DAVID MARTINDALE hopes his journey from organised crime to manager of a Scottish Premiership club can inspire others that it is possible to turn their lives around. Martindale has been appointed Livingston boss after leading the club to four consecutive victories and the Scottish League Cup semi-finals during a caretaker spell. The 46-year-old was jailed for six-and-a-half years in 2006 after admitting charges relating to cocaine dealing and money laundering but had already begun rebuilding his life. After graduating from university and a spell as assistant manager of Broxburn Athletic in the Scottish Juniors set-up, Martindale joined the Livi coaching staff in 2014.

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