Baroness Sue Campbell has stressed Phil Neville leaving his role as England Women boss was his decision and is optimistic a successor will be appointed this summer.
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Lucy Bronze insists gender should not be a factor for Phil Neville’s successor
Lucy Bronze wants a proven winner to replace Phil Neville as England Women’s coach and insists gender and experience should be a secondary factor in the search for his successor.
Nigel Clough joins list of managers to lose job during the coronavirus lockdown
Nigel Clough has left his job as Burton manager after agreeing to help the club cut costs amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Eni Aluko believes Jill Ellis should replace Phil Neville as England Women coach
Eni Aluko has endorsed former United States Women’s coach Jill Ellis as the person to succeed Phil Neville when he leaves his position as England boss when his contract expires in July 2021.
Alan Pardew joins list of managers to lose their job during coronavirus shutdown
Alan Pardew became the latest manager to leave a role early during the coronavirus pandemic.
From Mick McCarthy to Michael O’Neill, manager exits during coronavirus crisis
The coronavirus pandemic has caused chaos in football.
Phil Neville still aiming high despite decision to leave England role in 2021
Phil Neville will leave his role as England Women’s head coach next summer – and believes there remains “plenty to work on” before he leaves.
Phil Neville to leave as England Women boss in July 2021
Phil Neville will leave his role as England Women’s head coach next summer.
5 contenders to replace Phil Neville as England manager
Phil Neville looks set to leave his role as England women’s manager at the end of his contract in 2021, leaving a vacancy open at the top of the women’s game.
Beth Mead hopeful England will overcome World Cup hangover in 2020
Forward Beth Mead is confident England Women can shake off their World Cup hangover and head into 2020 with renewed energy on the road towards hosting the European Championship.
Who could replace Marco Silva at Everton?
Marco Silva’s departure leaves Everton looking for their fourth permanent manager in the last three and a half years.
Phil Neville calls on England Women to get back to their best
England Women head coach Phil Neville maintained the hard work must start now to get his side back to their best after battling through the snow to beat the Czech Republic 3-2 in Ceske Budejovice.
Leah Williamson leaves it late to earn England victory in Czech Republic
England Women signed off from 2019 with a much-needed 3-2 win against the Czech Republic in a snowy Ceske Budejovice.
Phil Neville takes full responsibility for England Women’s poor form
England Women boss Phil Neville said he takes full responsibility for his side’s recent run of “unacceptable” poor performances.
Bronze hoping for Euro 2021 Wembley glory but admits Lionesses need to improve
Lucy Bronze wants more special occasions for England Women like Saturday and despite suffering a fresh defeat in front of a bumper crowd, still believes they can return to Wembley for the Euro 2021 final.
Neville hit by four withdrawals from England squad for Czech Republic friendly
England Women head coach Phil Neville will be without captain Steph Houghton, Alex Greenwood, Jodie Taylor and Ellen White for Tuesday’s friendly away to Czech Republic.
England captain Houghton defends head coach Neville after defeat
England Women’s captain Steph Houghton jumped to the defence of under-fire head coach Phil Neville after Saturday’s historic fixture with Germany at Wembley.
Lionesses boss Neville takes responsibility for defeat by Germany
Phil Neville insisted he takes full responsibility for England Women’s 2-1 defeat to Germany in front of a record-breaking crowd at Wembley.
Germany snatch late winner against England in front of bumper Wembley crowd
Germany Women spoiled the party and struck late on to earn a 2-1 victory over England in front of a record-breaking crowd at Wembley.
Neville says more to come from England Women ahead of Germany game at Wembley
Phil Neville says his England Women are getting closer to the levels of professionalism he wants, but are 10 to 15 per cent away playing the football he views as perfect.