Sentence examples for caretaker stint from inspiring English sources

Roma's directors might regret passing up the opportunity to name Montella as their full-time manager following his caretaker stint in 2011, but the Giallorossi themselves enjoyed a brief spike in attendances after re-appointing Zdenek Zeman last summer.

Palace changed their manager last season, with Ian Holloway departing in late October and, after a caretaker stint from Millen, they replaced him with Tony Pulis, who kept the club up.

That's why Tony Iro, the former Wigan wing who impressed in a caretaker stint with the New Zealand Warriors last season and is thought to be close to Lowe and Chalmers, seemed such a plausible favourite.

So we can only conclude that Cook made certain promises to that effect and it's strange that he should be thrust into the role alongside Sheridan's former assistant Tommy Wright, who made no secret of his ambition to land the top job during a three-week caretaker stint before Allen turned to Cook.

Stuart McCall, who played for the Bantams in those Premier League seasons and had a spell as their permanent manager from 2007 to 2010 after a caretaker stint in 2000, says: "The Chelsea game will go down as the best result regardless of what happens between now and the end of the season.

Dale have also enjoyed the Cup but play the first of "19 cup finals", according to their pleasingly unorthodox manager, Keith Hill, in a bid to secure promotion from League Two at Northampton Town, the only club where Gray has been appointed manager without a caretaker stint, on Tuesday night.

In his absence Leeds' most "relevant person" is Neil Redfearn, finally manager after three caretaker stints and typically left behind to fill in.

Ainsworth, of course, has two previous caretaker stints under his belt at QPR and he laid it on pretty thick when praising his players for their efforts against the Pilgrims, so 19/10 isn't a bad price against a team who went to great lengths in overturning a three-goal defecit to beat Aldershot 4-3 in midweek.

"We'd like to wish Kevin, Danny and Nicky the very best of luck for their futures, adding additional thanks and gratitude to Danny for his two playing spells with the Bluebirds and his short caretaker-managerial stint in conjunction with Scott Young, prior to the appointment of Russell Slade".

An even shorter stint as caretaker manager at Wigan followed and that was it.

Jim Jefferies, Nicky Law, Bryan Robson and Colin Todd, all hampered by a crippling financial situation, tried and failed, and, in May last year, David Wetherall's three-month stint as caretaker manager ended in relegation.