Former Sunderland boss joins ex-Manchester United and Chelsea stars linked with Doncaster Rovers vacancy as Sheffield Wednesday ‘eye’ West Brom forward
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Here is all the latest gossip from the Stadium of Light and beyond:
Former Black Cats linked with Keepmoat vacancy
Doncaster Rovers currently sit second bottom of League One and are managerless following the departure of Richie Wellens earlier this month.
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Hide AdOver two weeks on from his departure, there is still no replacement at the Keepmoat Stadium, however, the bookies have made it clear that they believe five managers are in with a shot of taking over - this includes one former Black Cat.
Paul Trollope is the favourite to take over but Paul Simpson, Gary McSheffrey, Paul Clement and former Sunderland boss Mick McCarthy have also all been heavily backed for the job.
Other familiar names linked with the role are Simon Grayson, John O’Shea, Frank Lampard, Steve Bruce and Chris Coleman who have all been given odds of 33/1 for the role.
Shrewsbury boss on transfer plans
Shrewsbury Town boss Steve Cotterill has revealed he may take into account whether a player has been vaccinated or not before signing them for Salop.
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Hide AdCotterill, who is a big advocate for the vaccines, has insisted that although not being jabbed wouldn’t automatically mean no transfer, he does believe it may play a role in his eventual decision:
"Maybe, maybe, it would be nice if that happens [they are vaccinated].” Cotterill told the Shropshire Star.
"If they are not, then I have to have a rethink about that player. How old is he? The history, if they are in the door then can you convince them? Do they trust you?
"I don't know really, there's lots of things to answer before you give an accurate appraisal of whether I sign them on the back of having the jab or not."
Baggies player attracting League One attention
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Hide AdWest Brom’s Rayhaan Tulloch could be on the move to League One in January.
Tulloch hasn’t been able to break into the first-team under Valerien Ismael too regularly this season and could drop down a division to get regular first-team football.
Sheffield Wednesday are the side that are heavily linked with Tulloch and it is the links between his current coach at West Brom Under-23’s, Richard Beale and Owls boss Darren Moore, that has sparked these rumours.