Championship

Muscat in running to guide the Lions

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The LeaguePaper Team
22 October 2023

By Chris Dunlavy
Former Millwall hardman Kevin Muscat has emerged as the favourite to replace Gary Rowett at The Den.
The 50-year-old Australian made 62 appearances in two seasons with the Lions and also had spells with Crystal Palace, Wolves and Rangers.
Renowned for his aggression -and often outright thuggery-Muscat collected 123 yellow and 12 red cards over the course of a controversial 19-year career.
Now into his second decade as a coach, he has managed Melbourne Victory, Belgian side Sint-Truiden and, most recently, Yokohama F Marinos, where he won the Japanese title after succeeding cu...

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