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NEIL LINED UP AS SAD JONES PAYS PRICE &

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The LeaguePaper Team
3 November 2019

END OF THE ROAD: Nathan Jones has been dismissed by Stoke

WANTED: Preston boss Alex Neil

THE build-up to tomorrow night’s game has been overshadowed by Stoke’s decision to sack manager Nathan Jones – and their eagerness to appoint Preston boss Alex Neil to replace him.
However, you can’t overlook the fact that the Potters are now bottom of the table.
Barnsley leapfrogged Stoke at the basement thanks to their come-from-behind 2-2 draw against Bristol City at Oakwell on Friday night.
It leaves Stoke six points from safety and desperately in need of victories.
If ...

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