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FRENKIE SCHINKELS may well have become the first manager ever to lose two jobs on the same day when he was fired on October 24. For surely as he was sacked from the post of Austria Vienna coach he, in turn, gave up his unofficial role as Paul le Guen's chief European scout.
Schinkels was the man in charge of the team raided three times by Rangers during the summer as le Guen plundered a Czech winger, a Slovakian striker and a Bosnian defender at the princely cost of around Pounds 2.5million.See the full content of this document
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Rangers' Raid On Austria has Been Difficult for Everyone, Says Axed Boss Schinkels, but These Players Will Come Good ; He Struggled at First in Vienna, but He Worked so Hard and Eventually Became One of Our Best Players. All He Needs Is a Bit of Time Sasa Is Best As the Left-Sided Centre-Half in a Back Four. But He Needs to Play Beside Someone Who Will Talk to Him During a Match
That a triple trip to the same Austrian league team was the main thread to le Guen's first signing streak for revolutionising Rangers was surprising, given that the Frenchman spent an entire year analysing football from all over Europe as an expert for TV station Canal Plus.
Certainly, the move ha...See the full content of this document
