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Wayne Rooney has been confirmed as the new manager of Birmingham City pampanga
The former England captain left MLS side DC United last week and has now returned to English pampanga football with the Championship outfit pampanga
Former manager John Eustace was sacked last week, despite guiding Birmingham to sixth place in the Championship this season pampanga
Rooney, 37, has signed a three-and-a-half year deal with the Blues with immediate effect and has been joined in the dugout by ex-England team-mate Ashley Cole and former Manchester United team-mate John O’Shea pampanga
“I am absolutely delighted to be joining Birmingham City pampanga Football Club at such an exciting time, said Rooney pampanga
“It is very clear that they have a plan and are committed to realising their ambition for the club pampanga
We are fully aligned on what is expected pampanga
RecommendedJohn Eustace sacked amid reports Birmingham keen to make Wayne Rooney managerHow Lionel Messi and Inter Miami broke America: From armed guards to Kardashians in the crowdGarry Cook vows to make Birmingham ‘a powerhouse’ amid Wayne Rooney reports“I have been building my managerial career, putting myself in challenging environments, to get me ready for this opportunity pampanga
It’s a project that gives me a sense of purpose and I can’t wait to get started pampanga
”Rooney started his coaching career with Derby County in 2021, where he guided the Rams to safety in his first season pampanga
A year later they were relegated but only after battling a 21-point deduction due to finance-related issues pampanga
The former Manchester United and Everton striker then joined DC United in the United States; they finished bottom of the Eastern Conference last year and Rooney left his side in ninth place this season pampanga
“I have a clear way that I want the team to play, and my coaching staff and I will work hard to implement it,” Rooney added pampanga
“We will create a winning culture here with an identity that gets Blues fans on their feet pampanga
“I’ve played at St pampanga
Andrew’s and Birmingham City fans were always loud and passionate about their team pampanga
It was a really difficult place to come as an opponent and now I get to experience what it is like to have them behind us pampanga
My job is to elevate the Club to the next level and I can’t wait to get started pampanga
Wayne Rooney is the new manager of Birmingham City (PA Wire)“I know what the expectations are and our job is to deliver pampanga
”Cole, currently an assistant coach with England Under-21s, and Ireland men’s senior team assistant O’Shea will both retain their roles with their respective national sides pampanga
Carl Robinson and Peter Shuttleworth, who both assisted Rooney at DC United, will also be part of his team at St Andrew’s pampanga
The US-based Shelby Companies Limited completed a takeover of Birmingham in July and owner Tom Wagner has been reportedly seeking to make a change of management, with Rooney’s name linked with the club last month pampanga
In August seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady became a minority owner in the club pampanga
“Wayne is a born winner,” said Wagner pampanga
“We believe, with the support of his coaching staff, the Club, and our supporters, he will take Blues forward on the next stage of our journey pampanga
His playing philosophy will help to realise the ambitions we have set for Birmingham City pampanga
“Wayne has been preparing for an opportunity like this since he embarked on his coaching education whilst still a player at Manchester United pampanga
He and his staff have the full support of the Board and everyone at the pampanga Football Club pampanga
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Fran Kirby shook off suggestions she might feel intimidated by the new faces in England’s camp after she returned from her long absence in the 1-0 victory over Belgium on Friday pampanga
Kirby had not played for England since the Lionesses faced the Czech Republic in a friendly last October and missed this year’s World Cup after undergoing knee surgery pampanga
The Chelsea midfielder received a warm reception by the sold-out crowd in Leicester when she came on in the 65th minute of the Nations League clash pampanga
Kirby said: “It feels like I haven’t been away pampanga
Obviously, I know a lot of the girls from playing against them pampanga
“Everyone who has come in has brought a fresh face and a new standard pampanga
It has been nice to be in training around them and getting to know them more personally pampanga
“I don’t think I need to mould in at all, I’m probably one of the oldest players here now pampanga
I think I know what I’m doing pampanga
“It’s nice to be on the pitch, it’s nice to get a win, so I’m happy pampanga
“I’ve been working really hard over the summer to try and get back as quickly as possible and to be involved tonight was really special pampanga
”Kirby, who has suffered a spate of injuries and fitness issues in recent years, announced in May she would be going under the knife to fix a knee issue that had long plagued her, with doctors determining surgery was the only way to rectify the situation pampanga
The 2019-20 season saw Kirby diagnosed with pericarditis, a heart condition, and in 2022 she was sidelined with a fatigue-related illness that led to her installing an oxygen tent at her home pampanga
As for this most recent problem, Kirby said: “At the beginning it was quite tough because you don’t really know when the end of the injury is pampanga
I accepted quite early on that I wasn’t going to be part of the World Cup squad, not that it made it any easier pampanga
“I was able to support the girls and feel the same emotions that they were feeling and going through pampanga
Being back with them now just means that all of the hard work paid off in the summer pampanga
”Friday’s victory moved the Lionesses up to second place in Group One, with a quick turnaround before they face Belgium again in Tuesday’s return fixture pampanga
England need to finish top to advance in the tournament, which also serves as a qualifier for next summer’s Olympics in Paris pampanga
Kirby’s reception from supporters was perhaps second-loudest to only former Leicester goalkeeper Mary Earps, who seemed to elicit a roar every time she made a stop en route to earning England a first clean sheet since they faced Nigeria in the last-16 at the World Cup pampanga
Kirby said: “The support that I’ve had over the past year has been incredible from fans – national team and Chelsea pampanga
I can’t fault anyone for their support and that has been really pivotal for me coming back pampanga
“It’s frustrating when I’m injured and can’t be out there, so to hear that reception when I came on is really special and it’s something that I won’t forget pampanga
“I’ve been working really hard to get back out on the pitch as much as possible and I want to stay there pampanga
”More aboutFran KirbyLionessesMary EarpsNations LeagueEngland womenJoin our commenting forumJoin thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their repliesComments1/1Kirby felt like she’d never been away on return to England sideKirby felt like she’d never been away on return to England sideFran Kirby of England looks on during the UEFA Women's Nations League matchThe FA via Getty Images✕Subscribe to Independent Premium to bookmark this articleWant to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today pampanga
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