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Dean Keates
Dean Scott Keates (born 30 June 1978) is an English former professional footballer and manager, who is the manager of Wrexham. During his playing career, Keates played as a midfielder, making his professional debut for hometown club Walsall in 1996. He won promotion six times with three of his clubs – three times with Walsall in 1999, 2001 and 2007, once with Hull City in 2004 and twice with Peterborough United in 2008 and 2009.
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1978-06-30
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Walsall, England
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Dean Keates gets the sack as Wrexham miss out on the play-off places

Dean Keates has been axed by Wrexham after their failure to reach the National League play-offs. The Red Dragons went into Saturday’s match at Dagenham and Redbridge knowing victory would guarantee a top-seven finish. But Keates’ team were only able to manage a 1-1 draw which saw them slip to...
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Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney sack Dean Keates

Wrexham are looking for a new manager after Dean Keates was relieved of his duties following the club's failure to reach the National League play-offs. The Dragons, who are owned by Hollywood duo Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, missed out on a top-seven spot after drawing 1-1 at Dagenham on Saturday.
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Dean Keates: Wrexham's play-off destiny 'in our own hands'

Wrexham can only concentrate on themselves in their bid to secure a National League play-off spot, says boss Dean Keates. Four teams are within two points of sixth-placed Wrexham, who are at Dagenham & Redbridge in Saturday's final game. Victory would seal a play-off place, irrespective of results elsewhere. "You're...
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Wrexham at 'disadvantage' without fans, says manager Dean Keates

Wrexham will be at a disadvantage by not having fans at their remaining home games, says manager Dean Keates. The National League have confirmed home fans will be allowed to attend games between 17 May and the end of the season, including play-offs. Wrexham have not been included in Welsh...
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Dean Keates: Wrexham boss thankful for well-wishes after online abuse

Wrexham manager Dean Keates says people have "reached out" to him since he revealed he had been the target of "sickening" online abuse. Earlier this week Keates revealed online trolls had threatened to burn down his house, abused his children and wished he contracted coronavirus. The 42-year-old National League club...
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Dean Keates: Abused Wrexham boss says social media abuse is 'sickening'

Dean Keates: Abused Wrexham boss says social media abuse is 'sickening'. After receiving abuse on social media Wrexham boss Dean Keates wonders if football's four day boycott will have much long term impact and says companies should consider ending anonymity for users. Keates says abusers have threatened to burn down...
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Dean Keates: Wrexham manager hopeful of signing Kwame Thomas replacement

Wrexham are hoping to sign a striker before Saturday's match with fellow promotion chasers Stockport County. Last week, top scorer Kwame Thomas was ruled out for the rest of the season with a ruptured Achilles tendon. Fellow striker Jordan Ponticelli limped off in their Good Friday loss to Notts County,...
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Dean Keates: Wrexham manager still waiting on red card verdict

Wrexham boss Dean Keates is still waiting to hear if he will be punished for his sending off against Eastleigh. Eastleigh's Ben House and Keates squared up to each other with five minutes remaining of the 2-2 draw. Keates and Eastleigh assistant Jason Bristow were shown red cards after players...
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Dean Keates: Regaining academy status would be 'massive' for Wrexham

Manager Dean Keates says a successful Wrexham team will be crucial in the club's bid to retain their academy status. Wrexham lost funding for their academy following the club's relegation from the Football League in 2008. Current Wales internationals Neil Taylor and Danny Ward are among the players to have...