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Manager ins and outs - August 2014

Track the managerial ins and outs and a list of every boss in the top five leagues in England and the Scottish Premiership.

Swansea need strengthening - Monk

Swansea City manager Garry Monk is hoping to bring in more players before the transfer window closes in September.

High ticket prices for Premier League matches 'could lead to the loss of a generation of fans,' claims Supporters' Federation

Premier League football crowds could soon "die out" if ticket prices continue to rise, the leader of Britain's biggest supporters' group has said. It warns that young, working-class fans are being priced out by inflation-busting price hikes.

Why Jose Mourinho is always the master in his second season

It was a mantra Jose Mourinho repeated more than any other last season, arguably making him more consistent than his Chelsea team. He said it after big wins over Manchester City, big defeats against Atletico Madrid and at many more mundane press conferences in between.

I'll teach Leicester how to stay up, says Marc Albrighton

Inevitably, the pristine shirts lining the walls of the Leicester City dressing room in the King Power Stadium seem symbolic. After 10 years away, the Foxes are back in the Premier League, ambitions fresh, hopes unsullied. The shirts are hung back to front, showing the names with whom City's future…

Football in brief

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Liverpool beat Chelsea to close gap

Gemma Davison and Lucy Bronze score as the Reds move within two points of Chelsea and fellow leaders Birmingham.

Jack Wilshere faces crunch time at Arsenal, as Arsène Wenger challenges midfielder to show consistency

Jason Burt: Arsène Wenger challenges midfielder to show consistency and make it a big season

Tottenham Hotspur squad is too big, says Mauricio Pochettino as he prepares to sell five players

A pre-season purge is under way at Tottenham after Mauricio Pochettino declares he has 'too many players'