Mark Hughes
Mark Hughes is a former professional footballer and experienced football manager, known for his time managing top clubs such as Manchester City, Fulham, and Stoke City. Recently, he was appointed as the manager of Carlisle United, marking a significant return to management after a period away from the game.
Born on Nov 01, 1963 (62 years old)
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Ireland:
Mark Hughes netted a deflected goal for Colmcille in the Longford final.
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United Kingdom:
Robinho left a training camp without informing the manager, Mark Hughes.
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Canada:
Mark Hughes is a board member of UBS Group AG and a former group chief risk officer at Royal Bank of Canada.
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Australia:
Mark Hughes was the Fulham manager who complicated Schwarzer's potential move to Arsenal.
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Ireland:
Mark Hughes joined Barça in 1986 but failed to assimilate and left on loan to Bayern Munich.
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Kenya:
Few British players have joined Barcelona since the 1980s, when Gary Lineker, Steve Archibald and Mark Hughes all played for the club.
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Guatemala:
Mark Hughes was a pioneer for English players at Barcelona, joining the team in 1986.
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Honduras:
Mark Hughes was a pioneer for English players at Barcelona, joining in 1986.
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Tanzania:
Former Manchester City coach Mark Hughes claimed that the club's owner tried to sign Messi.
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Spain:
Mark Hughes was an ex-player for Estudiantes who played a significant role in Betis's victory.
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