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Manchester United.Keane, 50, has been out of management since 2011 when he held the reins at Ipswich Town though admitted to former team-mate Gary Neville that he is keen to test himself again in the dugout.Speaking on the Overlap YouTube channel the former Man Utd captain said: "Realistically where am I going to go back in to?"The championship, top of League One... I think there's something in there where I could be a good manager." But Dunne, who featured alongside Keane at Ireland, believes the much-loved Sky Sports pundit should be setting his sights higher than his former club."I wouldn't be surprised," said Dunne, courtesy of Freebets, when asked if Keane has what it takes to become manager of Man Utd."He can go anywhere he wants.

in the running for the job and, after holding several discussions, he was offered the chance to take over at the club he left 14 years ago. The 50-year-old former Manchester United captain managed the Black Cats between August 2006 and December 2008, winning the Championship in his first season in charge before leaving following a fallout with the hierarchy. He has been out of management since leaving Ipswich Town in 2011, but looked set for a dramatic return to the League One club before backing out to leave Sunderland to appoint Alex Neil last week.

Former Hamilton boss Alex Neil says he's aiming to rack up plenty of wins to help his new Sunderland side into the English Championship.

Sunderland have announced former Hamilton manager Alex Neil as their new head coach - and his successor comes in as assistant.

Hibs have identified their number one manager target and are pushing ahead with a bid to have Jack Ross’ successor in place as soon as possible.

Hopeful chief executive Ben Kensell believes Hibs ' search for a new manager is coming to a "conclusion."

Former Hamilton coach Frankie McAvoy has been relieved of his duties at English Championship club Preston North End.

Crewe Alexandra boss David Artell says Alex Neil being linked to vacant manager's job at Rangers is 'no surprise'.

Former Hamilton Accies manager Alex Neil is no longer the favourite to be the next manager of Rangers after ex-Ibrox midfielder Giovanni van Bronckhorst was installed as the new leading contender.

Former Hamilton boss Alex Neil has revealed late Rangers legend Walter Smith borrowed a tactical masterplan from Hamilton Accies to earn the Ibrox side their famous draw with Barcelona.

iOS - Android The new legislation was introduced following the Grenfell Tower tragedy in 2017 and was originally due to have taken effect six months ago, but was delayed by the Scottish Government due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and a lack of public awareness of the plans. Many householders only began learning of the requirement when leaflets arrived on Lanarkshire doorsteps last October, little over three months before the original deadline; with then-MSP Alex Neil being among those who called for the extension to help residents.

BY BEN MCNICOLPreston North End boss Frankie McAvoy revisited his old stomping ground yesterday afternoon to send a message to the club and fans ahead of the Scottish Championship season.The 53-year-old from Bellshill is heading into his first full season in charge of the Lilywhites after being appointed head coach on a permanent basis following Alex Neil’s departure in March.McAvoy was paired with Neil after Billy Reid’s departure in April 2013, and it’s fair to say it went relatively well.They steered Accies into the top-flight with a memorable play-off win against Hibernian and then had Hamilton sitting top of the Premiership within six months.McAvoy was the assistant manager when Hamilton won their first game at Celtic Park since 1938

Apple - Android Official figures were announced by returning officer Des Murray at 1.30pm at the Ravenscraig count centre, where the sorting and counting of ballot papers has been in progress since 9am following yesterday's poll.The turnout figures show respective increases of 9.7 and 9.4 per cent on the 2016 election, when Fulton MacGregor won Coatbridge for the SNP and party colleague Alex Neil retained his Airdrie constituency.Coatbridge has an electorate of 58,827 and Airdrie has 54,153 eligible voters.Remember, you can download our app for FREE now. *Don't miss the latest headlines from around Lanarkshire.

Alex Neil said while there must still be focus on tackling the coronavirus pandemic after Thursday’s election, there “is no reason why we should not also be pursuing our constitutional demands at the same time”.

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crowdfunding webpage set up by Monklands Women’s Aid, aiming to collect up to £100,000.

Meghan and Harry signed a lucrative new deal with Spotify last year, after leaving the royal frontline. The multi-year contract is estimated to be worth £30million and enables the Sussexes to launch another branch of their new venture Archewell.

iOS and Android.But the move was greeted with anger among affected workers and branded the "the height of arrogance" by Scotland's former health secretary Alex Neil.MSP Mr Neil, who was alerted to the situation on a visit to his local Morrisons in Ayr this week, said: "Pharmacy staff should be entitled to claim this payment and will rightfully feel aggrieved."This is an offer from the Scottish Government and shouldn't be for individual companies to decide what happens next."It certainly isn't for Morrisons to step in and say no – it is the height of arrogance from them."We're not living in the Victorian age any longer where staff simply have to 'do as they're telt.'"They have rights and those should be honoured here."Morrisons initially

link!Orrs closed in 2007 and the building was bought by Clyde Valley Housing Association the following year, but the group’s approved plans to create 14 flats plus retail units stalled, while a subsequent potential sale fell through in 2016.Airdrie MSP Alex Neil has previously campaigned to get the building demolished and welcomed the impending plans for the site.He said: “I am very much in favour of the redevelopment of the Orrs building site.

£57 million of cuts over the next three years, and accused the Scottish government of “holding councils to ransom” on local taxation after offering conditional funding to freeze rates for householders in the year ahead.

Ben Davies would not have been allowed to leave for Celtic in the transfer window without a "substantial fee". Neil Lennon claimed on deadline day that Liverpool had stepped in to "gazump" the Premiership champions in their search for a centre-back.