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Toiling Tigers! Hull City eye up managerial targets

SLAVISA Jokanovic, Steve Cooper and Mark Robins are the preferred candidates to take charge at Hull City following the dismissal of head coach Tim Walter.

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The LeaguePaper Team
1 December 2024

By Chris Dunlavy

CONTENDERS: Slavisa Jokanovic celebrates promotion with Fulham and,

left, Steve Cooper

and Mark Robins

SLAVISA Jokanovic, Steve Cooper and Mark Robins are the preferred candidates to take charge at Hull City following the dismissal of head coach Tim Walter.
The German, appointed to replace Liam Rosenior in the summer, was sacked on Wednesday after a 2-0 defeat at home to Sheffield Wednesday the previous night left the big-spending Tigers in the Championship relegation zone.
Jokanovic, a former Chelsea midfielder, previously won promotion to the Premier League with Wa...

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