Steve Cooper
Steve Cooper is a Welsh football manager and former player, known for his work in youth development and his managerial stints in the English Football League. He gained prominence as the head coach of Swansea City, leading them to the Championship play-offs, before taking charge of Nottingham Forest in the Premier League. His tenure at Forest was marked by a focus on building a competitive squad and fostering young talent. However, Cooper faced challenges at Forest, leading to his dismissal after a brief period in charge, reflecting the high-stakes nature of football management in the Premier League.
Born on Dec 30, 1979 (45 years old)
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Nigeria:
The former Manchester United and Real Madrid striker won four points in his opening two games after replacing Steve Cooper.
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United Kingdom:
Steve Cooper is mentioned as a notable figure who has worked with the FAW.
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United Kingdom:
Forest have a previous Wembley hero, their former manager Steve Cooper, to thank for his arrival at the City Ground.
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United Kingdom:
Van Nistelrooy’s record since succeeding Steve Cooper is underlined by the team's poor performance.
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United Kingdom:
Steve Cooper was a popular figure at Nottingham Forest before Nuno Espírito Santo replaced him.
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Vietnam:
Steve Cooper was the previous coach of Leicester before Ruud Van Nistelrooy took over.
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United Kingdom:
Steve Cooper was sacked amid negativity around the club.
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United Kingdom:
Steve Cooper was mentioned as the predecessor to Ruud van Nistelrooy at Leicester.
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United Kingdom:
Steve Cooper's stock seems to grow with each passing week.
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Nigeria:
Forest coach Steve Cooper called it a 'historic night for the club.'
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