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Pressure cranks up on managers

EXIT: Notts County boss Harry Kewell

FROM the Premier League to League Two, the last week has been a managerial nightmare for those sides on the slide.
Phil Brown lost his job at League Two Swindon after a miserable run of form.
Just two home league wins – their opening two games against new boys Macclesfield and Tranmere – from eight outings wasn’t a good enough return and left fans with precious little to cheer about.
Despite overseeing a huge turnaround in the playing staff, albeit with a reduced budget, Swindon were expected to be challenging for a play-off spot.
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