What do we know about manager search at Doncaster Rovers?

English football club Doncaster Rovers will start their search by interviewing managerial candidates today. Reports suggest that the club made a shortlist with three names, but other applications are also being looked at and welcomed. Let's see everything we know about it.

David Artell, ex-boss of Crewe Alexandra, and Grahan Coughlan, former Mansfield Town and Bristol Rovers chief, are a couple of names that look like prospective candidates. Sources suggest Danny Schofield from Doncaster, who was Huddersfield Town's incharge at the beginning of the season, also fits the profile of the manager Rovers are looking for.

Graeme Lee, former captain of Doncaster, was also being linked but did not seem to be in the race. Sam Hird, a former Rovers player, was also liked, but he is happy at Bolton Wanderers as the first-team coach. Some other prominent names include Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Graham Alexander, and Nigel Adkins.

FAQs

Q1. Who are the prospective candidates for the job?
A1. David Artell, ex-boss of Crewe Alexandra, and Grahan Coughlan, former Mansfield Town and Bristol Rovers chief, are a couple of names that look like prospective candidates.

Q2. Are Rovers looking at someone else? Who is on the bookmarkers' list?
A2. Some other prominent names that the bookmakers believe could make it include Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Graham Alexander, and Nigel Adkins.

Q3. When will Rovers start their managerial interviews?
A3. Doncaster Rovers will start their search by interviewing managerial candidates today.