Former Oswestry Town midfielder and ex MK Dons boss Karl Robinson has been appointed as the new assistant manager to Sam Allardyce at Leeds United.
Karl Robinson in action for the old Oswestry Town side back in 2003
The 42-year-old, who has also managed Charlton Athletic, spent time in Shropshire as a player with the now defunct Oswestry Town, between 2002 and 2003 before going to play for a handful of other non-league sides. A poor season at Elland Road sees the club languishing in 17th, and only goal difference keeps them out of the relegation zone.A club statement read:"Leeds can confirm Javi Gracia will leave the club after 12 games in charge."We thank Javi and his team for their efforts under difficult circumstances.Leeds travel to leaders Manchester City on Saturday, before hosting third-placed Newcastle.
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