Wolves sack manager O'Neil

Wolves sack manager Gary O'Neil in the wake of a 2-1 defeat by Ipswich Town which left the Molineux club 19th in the Premier League.

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Wolves fire manager after 4th straight EPL loss

Wolves have sacked manager Gary O'Neil following the devastating 4-0 defeat against Everton on Wednesday.
ESPN - 1h
Wolves hope to make swift appointment after sacking Gary O’Neil as head coach

O’Neil goes with club second bottom in table Potter rebuffed interest, Moyes difficult to get Wolves aim to make a swift appointment after the club took action in their relegation fight by ...
The Guardian - 1h
Wolves 'united' behind manager O'Neil - chairman Shi

Wolves chairman Jeff Shi acknowledges results need to improve but says the club is "united" behind under-pressure manager Gary O'Neil.
BBC News - 2d
Wolves stand by manager Gary O’Neil for Ipswich game despite losing run

Club offer backing following failure to identify successor Wolves 19th in Premier League after three straight losses Gary O’Neil will remain in charge for Wolves’ match against Ipswich on ...
The Guardian - 4d
Manager O'Neil to remain in charge at Wolves

Under-pressure Wolves boss Gary O'Neil retains the support of the club and will remain in charge.
BBC News - 4d
Lopetegui and O'Neil stay focused before 'El Sackico'

Two managers go into Monday's game between West Ham and Wolves - but there is the feeling only one may come out.
BBC News - 6d
Source: O'Neill staying in AL East with O's deal

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ESPN - Dec. 8
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The Hill - Dec. 6
'Sacked in the morning' - Wolves boss O'Neil under fire

Wolves fans turned on Gary O'Neil by chanting he should be "sacked in the morning", with the manager seemingly clinging to his job after a 4-0 thrashing at Everton.
BBC News - Dec. 4