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Sheffield Wednesday have reported Newcastle to the Premier League for their conduct during the appointment of Steve Bruce as their new manager.

Bruce was announced as the Magpies’ new boss last Wednesday, 48 hours after he resigned from his position at the Owls, along with coaches Steve Agnew and Stephen Clemence.

Wednesday insisted some legal issues were still outstanding when Bruce’s appointment was announced and have now registered their discontent at Newcastle’s behaviour with the governing body.

“Following Newcastle United’s announcement on 17 July 2019 of its appointment of former Sheffield Wednesday staff Steve Bruce, Steve Agnew and Stephen Clemence, the club confirms that it has today reported Newcastle United’s conduct to the Premier League,” the Championship club said in a statement.

Bruce was in charge of Wednesday for only 18 games after he began work in February following Jos Luhukay’s sacking.

Wednesday’s statement added: “As the Premier League will now initiate and carry out investigations into the club’s allegations, the club will not be commenting further on this matter whilst such investigations are ongoing.”

The Owls, whose Championship campaign starts in 10 days, have yet to name a successor for the 58-year-old.

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As part of its proud history of developing young players through its world renowned Academy system, Manchester United today announced two changes to its Academy structure.

Nicky Butt is promoted to the new position of Head of First Team Development, reporting directly to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Nicky will work closely with the manager and the first team coaching staff to continue the strong bond between the Academy and the first team, to create a seamless journey for young players stepping up to the next level. He will continue to be a key contributor on all major Academy decisions and will be part of the Technical Board on wider football leadership.

Nick Cox is promoted to Head of Academy. Nick will lead the full Academy programme and will head up both the coaching programme and the operational services, including sports science, education and analysis. In his role he will continue to work closely with Nicky Butt and will report to John Murtough, Head of Football Development.

Butt and Cox to work closely together.

Stop sniggering at the back.

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"If we stack our coaching staff with ex players everything will be fine!" - Man Utd

(I know Nicky Butt has been working there for years)

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6 hours ago, damsher hatfield said:

40 million for a Brazilian I hadn't heard of until this week seems like an overpay, no?

Say that now, but wait til he scores 10 goals by christmas and gets sold for 5 million more to Arsenal or Spurs.

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