Alan Pardew joins list of managers to lose their job during coronavirus shutdown

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Alan Pardew became the latest manager to leave a role early during the coronavirus pandemic.

Here the PA news agency looks at those who have left their jobs or will miss out on leading their team in major tournaments.

Mick McCarthy

McCarthy was always going to leave in August to make way for Stephen Kenny, the Republic’s Under-21 boss. But he was replaced by Kenny with immediate effect following the postponement of the Republic’s European Championship play-off with Slovakia. “That’s hugely disappointing, but I fully understand it,” McCarthy told FAI TV.

Michael O’Neill

Michael O’Neill will focus on his role at Stoke
Michael O’Neill will focus on his role at Stoke (Liam McBurney/PA)

Phil Neville

Phil Neville will stand down as England Women's manager next year
Phil Neville will stand down as England Women’s manager next year (Ian West/PA)

Age Hareide

Age Hareide's contract will expire in the summer
Age Hareide’s contract will expire in the summer (Niall Carson/PA)

Graeme Jones

Graeme Jones is on his way out of Kenilworth Road
Graeme Jones is on his way out of Kenilworth Road (PA)

Alan Pardew

Alan Pardew rejected a bonus for keeping ADO Den Haag in the Eredivisie
Alan Pardew rejected a bonus for keeping ADO Den Haag in the Eredivisie (Mark Kerton/PA)

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