Paul Cook

Ahkeem Rose scored eight minutes into added-time to earn Weymouth a 1-1 draw and prevent Chesterfield going top in Paul Cook's first game back in charge. Cook's return to the Spireites looked to be starting in style after Alex Whittle's 70th-minute opener had them on course to leapfrog National League leaders Stockport.

Chesterfield have re-appointed Paul Cook as their manager for a second time. Cook previously led the club to promotion from League Two and into the League One play-offs during his first spell in charge between 2012 and 2015. The 54-year-old subsequently won promotion with both Portsmouth and Wigan but left...

Chesterfield have announced the eye-catching appointment of Paul Cook seven years after the popular manager left the club. The 54-year-old led the Spireites to the League Two title in 2013/14, taking them into the play-offs the following campaign.

Chesterfield are in talks with Paul Cook to return as manager as a replacement for the departed James Rowe, BBC Radio Sheffield understands. The 54-year-old is hugely popular at Chesterfield, having led them to the League Two title and League One play-offs in his previous spell. Cook has been out...

Unfortunately for the Officer, Mr. Cook happens to be an attorney, and was irritated enough by the questionable police action to do something about the officer. Her name is Jill Marie Poe, and she was at the time the School Police Chief for Baldwin Park School District. For context, Baldwin...

John McGreal has been placed in interim charge of Ipswich following the departure of Paul Cook on Saturday. Cook was sacked in the wake of Town’s goalless draw at home to Sky Bet League Two Barrow in the FA Cup.

Ipswich Town manager Paul Cook has been sacked after nine months at the League One club. What do fans and ex-players think of the decision and who would they like to see take over in the long term?. The club has announced that former player John McGreal has been appointed...

Ipswich have sacked manager Paul Cook following Saturday's FA Cup second-round goalless draw at home to Barrow. The former Accrington, Chesterfield, Portsmouth and Wigan boss, 54, only took over the League One side in March. Ipswich chief executive Mark Ashton said: "Following discussions with the board, we have decided a...

Ipswich Town have sacked Paul Cook after a poor four months that have left the pre-season promotion favourites seven points short of the League One play-off places. Cook was relieved of his duties after a goalless FA Cup second round draw with fourth-tier side Barrow, but his dismissal has its roots in a league campaign that has never got going. The once top-flight, Uefa Cup and FA Cup winners were taken over by the American group Gamechanger 20 in April and invested heavily in their squad during the summer, but Ipswich are 11th in the division and have largely flattered to deceive.

Boss Paul Cook said Ipswich are “genuinely trying to work hard to get better” after a goalless draw with Sky Bet League Two Barrow in the FA Cup. The Tractor Boys have not won a home FA Cup match since January 2009 and the Portman Road crowd voiced their displeasure at both half-time and full-time following the stalemate.

Ipswich have sacked manager Paul Cook following Saturday's goalless draw at home to League Two side Barrow in the FA Cup. The result means Ipswich have won just two of their last nine matches in all competitions, while they have one victory from four in their most recent League One fixtures.

Ipswich boss Paul Cook was left stunned as Sunderland scored two late goals to snatch a vital 2-0 win at the Stadium of Light. The Black Cats were yet to register a shot on target when Luke O’Nien rose to meet a corner at the back post in the 85th minute, giving his side a lead they did not relinquish.