Tag: company

11 November 2025 Off

Alan Sheehan: Swansea City to part company with head coach

By Total Football News

Sheehan was named as assistant to Michael Duff in the summer of 2023 and was placed in interim charge of the first team in December of the same year following the manager’s departure.

Under Sheehan’s guidance, the Swans took 11 of the 21 points on offer before Luke Williams was appointed as Duff’s permanent replacement in January 2024.

But little more than a year on, Sheehan was back in temporary

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13 June 2025 Off

Ineos: Tottenham file High Court proceedings against Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s company

By Total Football News

Tottenham have filed High Court proceedings against Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s company Ineos Automotive.

Court records show Spurs filed a commercial claim over a terminated sponsorship agreement, though no documents are available.

Ineos Automotive, a part of Ratcliffe’s conglomerate of Ineos businesses, agreed a five-year deal with Spurs in 2022 – before Ratcliffe bought a stake in United.

It meant that its Ineos Grenadier car became the London

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15 December 2024 Off

Des Buckingham: Oxford United part company with head coach

By Total Football News

Prior to being appointed by Oxford, Buckingham coached in New Zealand, Australia and India, where he was in charge of Mumbai City.

He replaced Liam Manning at the Kassam Stadium with the team second in the table, and although they fell short of automatic promotion, a return to the Championship was secured with a 2-0 win over Bolton at Wembley.

Three wins and three losses at the start of the

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27 March 2024 0

Ipswich Town: US equity company buys 40% stake for ‘up to £105m’

By Total Football News
Ipswich Town wing-back Leif Davis
Ipswich are looking to achieve back-to-back promotions after finishing second in League One last season

US private equity firm Bright Path Sports Partners have bought a 40% stake in Championship club Ipswich Town at a cost of “up to £105m”.

As a result, majority shareholder ORG has reduced its stake from 90% to 50%.

Ipswich are third in the table and hoping to return to the Premier League for the

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