Stoke City coach Pulis steps down

Stoke City have confirmed manager Tony Pulis has left the Premier League club by mutual consent with immediate effect. The Welshman guided Stoke into the Premier League during his second spell at the helm and later led them to an FA Cup final and ...

Stoke City manager Tony Pulis left the English Premier League soccer club, ending a seven-year run in which he took the team back to the top flight and into its first F.A. Cup final. Pulis, 55, was in his second stint at Stoke, having led the club ...

Longest serving current Premier League managers after Tony Pulis left Stoke City by mutual agreement on Tuesday. Reuters 14 minutes ago Email 0 Share 0 Tweet 0 Eurosport - Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger (PA Photos) Related Content Arsene Wenger ...

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Stoke City striker Kenwyne Jones has said sorry to team-mate Glenn Whelan after smashing his car windscreen with a brick in accusing him of in his locker at the training ground. Jones, who says he now knows Whelan was not responsible for the prank, ...

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