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Football Language: New Manager Bounce

Football Language: New manager bounce

One football language phrase in the news this week is new manager bounce. This phrase refers to the feeling that when a club sacks a manager after some poor form, the team bounces back, does well, under a new manager or coach. This week, as we’ve heard, Leicester City sacked their manager, Claudio Ranieri and now have Craig Shakespeare in temporary charge. Will they get a new manager bounce when they play Liverpool next?

    • Example: Leicester City enjoyed a new manager bounce when they defeated Liverpool 3-0 this week.

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