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"If we can get the John Maine we saw early in the year for one or two innings, that would be a tremendous boost," Manager Jerry Manuel said.

Aaron Ramsey struck a late equaliser to stun the World Cup 2014 qualifying Group A winners in Brussels and boost manager Coleman's hopes of keeping his job.

Nikola Zigic's four goals at Leeds did for Simon Grayson in midweek, taking their scoring to 15 in just four outings and just to further boost manager Chris Hughton's options, Marlon King is available again after injury.

His arrival at Craven Cottage will be a boost to manager Martin Jol as he looks to strengthen the squad further after bringing in goalkeeper Maartin Stekelenburg, Derek Boateng and Fernando Amorebieta, as well as making the loan deal for Sascha Riether permanent.

Bale's arrival is a boost to manager Chris Coleman, who is without key midfielders Aaron Ramsey and Joe Allen.

An added boost for manager Carlo Ancelotti was that Bale completed 90 minutes for the first time since joining Real.

The win will come as a welcome boost for manager Carlo Ancelotti, with the Spanish side having made a disappointing start to the season in La Liga.

It was Norwich's second victory in 12 league games and a significant boost for manager Chris Hughton, who was under growing pressure following comments made by chief executive David McNally earlier in February.

In a bid to boost attendances, manager Mikey Harris and his players will be visiting local schools to hold question and answer sessions - and hand out complimentary tickets to pupils.

Brazil's performance gave a boost to managers like Adam J. Kutas, whose funds specialize in Latin American investing.

Pension reform in Europe, when it eventually comes, will boost fund managers.But before then, consolidation, however hard to bring off, is necessary and inevitable, because so many fund managers are currently unprofitable.