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Guardiola wins England s manager of the year award
Issued on: Pep Guardiola has been voted top coach in England again Dave Thompson POOL/AFP 2 min
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Manchester City s Pep Guardiola has been named manager of the year by England s League Managers Association, it was announced on Monday.
Guardiola steered City to the Premier League title and League Cup this season and this Saturday the Spaniard s side will bid to be crowned kings of Europe for the first time when they face English rivals Chelsea in the Champions League final in Porto.
Former Barcelona and Bayern Munich manager Guardiola topped a poll where the other leading contenders were Leeds Marcelo Bielsa, Norwich s Daniel Farke, Chelsea women s manager Emma Hayes, West Ham s David Moyes and Leicester s Brendan Rodgers.
Thierry Henry removed himself from social media last month (Martin Bourke/CNN)
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Thierry Henry has called football’s social media boycott this weekend a “start” in the fight against racism and discrimination.
But the former Arsenal striker wants supporters to channel the same energy into combatting abuse as they did when they stood up to the proposed European Super League last week.
A coalition of English football’s largest governing bodies and organisations, including the Football Association, Premier League and EFL, are to go silent on social media in a show of solidarity against racism.
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As football s social media boycott begins, Henry says it s only the start in fight against racism
A number of organisations and clubs will log off for the weekend from 3pm today. By Press Association Friday 30 Apr 2021, 10:55 AM 10 hours ago 1,484 Views 2 Comments
There will be a blackout on major social media platforms.
Image: PA
Image: PA
THIERRY HENRY HAS called football’s social media boycott this weekend a “start” in the fight against racism and discrimination.
But the former Arsenal striker wants supporters to channel the same energy into combatting abuse as they did when they stood up to the proposed European Super League last week.
Carlisle United will join clubs boycotting social media platforms Twitter, Facebook and Instagram next weekend
Carlisle United will take part in a social media BOYCOTT next weekend as part of football s protest against online racism and other forms of abuse. The Blues, and their fellow professional clubs as well as leading football organisations, will post nothing on their Twitter, Facebook and Instagram platforms for three days. The blackout will mean United will offer no official social media coverage of their game at Leyton Orient next Saturday. The Cumbrians are also asking fans to join them in the boycott, as well as the club s players and staff.