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Brown succeeds Hendry as manager of Clyde



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Published Date: 26 January 2008
FORMER Rangers defender John Brown will be appointed the new manager of Clyde today to succeed Colin Hendry, who left the First Division club last week.
The former Ibrox coach will be present when Clyde meet Hamilton today if the Broadwood pitch passes a morning inspection. Brown, who is 46 today, was one of four candidates for the Broadwood post, along with Gretna striker James Grady, former Hibs manager Jim Duffy and Clyde youth-team coach Gary Bollan.

In November, Dumbarton announced Brown as their new manager, only for him to perform a U-turn on his decision.



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  • Last Updated: 25 January 2008 11:12 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Clyde FC
 
1

kenny mcg,

26/01/2008 02:53:14
Good luck Bomber.

Im sure you'll install a bit of passion into whats a very good clyde squad...........
2

San Francisco Bear,

San Francisco 26/01/2008 04:27:08
Good Man. John Brown.
If you are half the manager that you were player you will be Magic. Once a bear always a bear.


3

kenny mcg,

26/01/2008 05:05:25
Very true.........Just ask

Mo Mo super Mo

 

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