Billy Davies

Billy Davies

Billy Davies

  • Date of Birth: 31 May 1964
  • Birthplace: Glasgow, Glasgow, Scotland

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Possible candidates for the next Rangers manager

For the past five weeks, Rangers have been looking for the perfect replacement for Pedro Caixinha after the Portuguese manager failed to produce an upturn in fortunes at Ibrox during his seven-month spell in charge.

Venables close to EIRE job

Terry Venables is still firm favourite to become the next Republic of Ireland manager.

Davies no to Scotland job

Billy Davies has ruled himself out of the running to take the Scotland international manager job. The former Derby coach has ruled himself out after the SFA admitted he was high on their shortlist of potential candidates.

Scots job still vacant

Billy Davies the former Derby manager has ruled himself out of the race to become the new Scotland manager.

Torres and Gerrard on fire

Steven Gerrard broke Derby hearts as he netted a last minute winner to help push Liverpool closer to the top of the Premiership. Fernando Torres scored Liverpool's other goal as they beat Derby at Pride Park 2-1.

Jewell ready for Derby

New Derby boss Paul Jewell has spoken out about his mission to keep Derby in the Premiership; he praised Billy Davies for all his work and said firmly that he feels Derby can stay in the Premiership for another season.

Davies: I want Scotland job

Derby County's former manager Billy Davies has put himself forward as a potential front runner for the vacant Scotland job. Davies left Derby by 'mutual consent' in midweek after concerns over County's performance.

Davies: needed 5 or 6 players

The former Derby County boss Billy Davies has revealed that he needed at least five or six players to succeed and take Derby to the top level. Davies has been frustrated with the performance of Derby and left by mutual consent on Monday afternoon.

Davies to move on from Derby

Billy Davies has decided to leave Derby County by mutual consent. Derby have had a very difficult start to life in the Premiership, and rumours were rife that Davies had two games before being given the chop. Defeat against Chelsea signalled the end however.

Chelsea pick up Rams win

Goals from Salomon Kalou and Shaun Wright-Phillips were enough for Chelsea to pick up a hugely important 2-0 victory over Derby County. Michael Essien was shown a red card later on.