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Carsley has previously been caretaker manager at Coventry City. Dave Howarth

Former Ireland midfielder Lee Carsley takes over at Championship club

Brentford have parted company with manager Marinus Dijkhuizen after just nine matches.

BRENTFORD HAVE ANNOUNCED the departure of head coach Marinus Dijkhuizen and his assistant Roy Hendriksen.

The Dutchman only took over from Mark Warburton at the Championship club back in June, but first eight league matches in charge have produced two wins, two draws and four defeats to leave The Bees sitting in 19th position.

Ex-Ireland international Lee Carsley, who had been managing the club’s development squad, has been handed the reins until the end of the season.

Carlsey, capped 40 times for the Boys in Green, has coaching experience at Sheffield United and Coventry City, where he acted as caretaker manager on two occasions.

“The Club believes Lee deserves the opportunity to step up and help shape Brentford FC’s future on the pitch,” a statement from the club reads.

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