Mark Sampson

An FA charge against Mark Sampson that he used racist language (again) has been dropped as ‘unproven’.

Phil Neville says he’s “honoured” after being appointed head coach of England Women, and believes the Lionesses could achieve “something special” after signing a three-and-a-half year deal.

As revealed by the godfather of women’s football journos in England, Phillip Neville will be the new England Women’s manager and will try to emulate Mark Sampson’s success on the pitch while avoiding off-the-pitch pitfalls that saw the Welshman sacked.

The English Football Association will wait until the new year before announcing a permanent replacement for Mark Sampson.

The hunt for the new England Women manager is still on, and there seems to be a shortage of candidates interested.

Following the report by barrister Katharine Newton and inquiry in front of the House of Commons digital, culture, media and sport select committee, there have been some very interesting reactions from the England players who backed Mark Sampson at the Russia game with that infamous team hug celebration.

Former England and Arsenal forward, Rachel Yankey, thinks the sacking of Mark Sampson won’t affect the players, and Mo Marley will get the best out of them.

Watford Ladies coach Keith Boanas claims the rumours of Mark Sampson’s inappropriate relationships with “common knowledge”.

The FA appointed barrister in charge of the inquiry into Mark Sampson’s racism allegations, Katharine Newton, is allegedly set to interview three England players who are said to be key witnesses to the case.

The head of women’s football, Baroness Sue Campbell, has backed FA chief executive Martin Glenn after England manager Mark Sampson was sacked.

Kelly Smith admits that she would like to see a female take over as the next England Women’s coach.

The FA’s search for a new manager of the England Women’s team will involve greater scrutiny than the hiring of Mark Sampson, and they are likely to appoint a female manager to the role, according to reports.

Women in Football claims that the FA have known about the allegations currently facing former England Women’s coach, Mark Sampson, since 2013.

England women’s manager Mark Sampson has ‘stepped down’ after alleged “inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour” during his time at Bristol Academy has been brought to the FA’s attention.

Arsenal’s Alex Scott says that the inquiry into Mark Sampson has to be fair, as it looks to find the answers to “lots of unanswered questions”.

Mark Sampson has been accused of bullying and making an inappropriate racist comment to Eni Aluko about the Ebola virus, and in defending himself appears to have contradicted an earlier statement he gave.

The Football Association will be questioned by MPs over their handling of bullying and discrimination claims from Eni Aluko.

Arsenal name star forward in their Europa League squad, while the club’s chief executive takes on a new role with UEFA. Fans also vote which person they hold most accountable for the Gunners’ demise too.

England Women head coach, Mark Sampson, has spoken after accusations of bullying and discrimination made by Chelsea forward Eni Aluko, insisting he’s done no wrongdoing.

Former Arsenal forward Lianne Sanderson says she doesn’t expect to be selected for England anymore after defending teammate Eni Aluko.