Ipswich · UEFA Europa Conference League · Attacker · #47 · England · 25 yrs
Jack Clarke plays as an attacker for Ipswich. Jack Clarke is a English international, 25 years old, attacker, currently at Ipswich. Jack Clarke wears shirt number 47 for Ipswich. Jack Clarke was born in York, England on 2000-11-23. Jack Clarke is 181 cm tall and weighs 74 kg. Jack Clarke's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across UEFA Europa Conference League, League One, FA Cup, Premier League, and other leagues. Jack Clarke's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Jack Clarke season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Attacker · #47
Ipswich IPSShaun: I would love to sign Zian Flemming from Burnley and I would offload George Hirst if possible. Reuben: I would say (and some people might disagree with me) that Jack Clarke should leave the club, as long as Jaden Philogene stays. James: Daizen Maeda from Celtic would be great.
Former Scotland boss Craig Levein thinks Falkirk manager John McGlynn "plays the type of football Scottish people want to see" as the search for Steve Clarke's successor continues. Despite signing a new four-year deal before the start of this summer's World Cup, the head coach stepped down following Scotland's elimination from the tournament in the US, Canada and Mexico. Levein, who was in charge of Scotland between 2009 and 2012, suggested Falkirk manager McGlynn could be a perfect fit.
Billy Gilmour has praised Steve Clarke as "more than just a manager" following the Scotland head coach's resignation. The 62-year-old told his players on Saturday night, at their hotel in Charlotte, he was ending his seven-year stint after it was confirmed the Scots had failed to get out of a World Cup group containing Brazil, Morocco and Haiti. Clarke had only recently signed a new four-year contract, but felt it was the right time to step away.
Clarke: ‘Right time to step away’ after group stage exitClaims it was ‘easy decision’ despite signing new dealSteve Clarke has said it was an easy decision to step down from his role as Scotland head coach because he always planned to do so if the World Cup did not go to plan.Clarke told his players on Saturday night, at their Charlotte hotel, that he was ending his seven-year tenure after it was confirmed Scotland had failed to get out of their group. The announcement came a month after he signed a four-year contract that would have incorporated Euro 2028 and the 2030 World Cup. Continue reading...
Scotland are out of the 2026 World Cup, having failed to progress from their group with Brazil, Morocco, and Haiti. But while nations like Cape Verde, Egypt, DR Congo, Bosnia, Canada, and South Africa have broken new ground, Steve Clarke's team exit having scored one single goal. Adam Clery looks at their performances across the group to show why, after waiting so long to return, they repeatedly fail to deliver at this level.
Scotland’s dismal World Cup campaign has prompted Steve Clarke to walk away just weeks after signing a new long-term contract. The post Ranking the next Scotland manager options after Steve Clarke walks away appeared first on Planet Football.
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