FORMER ARSENAL CAPTAIN Tony Adams has been appointed as the head coach of La Liga strugglers Granada until the end of the season.
Granada have replaced Lucas Alcaraz with Adams after Sunday’s 3-1 home defeat against Valencia left them 19th in the table, seven points from safety with seven games to play.
Adams, 50, who spent his whole playing career with Arsenal, winning four league titles, has previously managed Wycombe Wanderers, Portsmouth and Gabala.
The ex-defender spent 22 years with the Gunners, and is widely considered to be one of the best players to have played for the club.
Adams won four First Division and Premier League trophies with the Gunners, along with three FA Cups and the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup.
The42 is on Instagram! Tap the button below on your phone to follow us!
good send-off, and well played paul mcshane. 100% effort as always. to all the doubters, shut up whinging and get behind our team, whoever trap picks. if they wear the Irish shirt, put your prejudices aside and support our boys, all of them, all the way. good luck in Poland. do us proud.
Spot on Paul. We may not be fancied but our lads NEVER let us down when it comes to effort and commitment. Bring it on…
Was it worth it watching the boys win over studying for my Leaving Cert ? Yes
First time I’ve seen Mceady having an end product. If he can produce that in the euros we have a great chance of getting out of the group:)