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#94556 A New Beginning: 'Under New Ownership'
Charlie M
Shakers 37th Manager Revealed
Stan Ternent returns to Gigg Lane as manager with immediate effect
Stan Ternent has accepted the role of Manager at Bury Football Club and takes over first team affairs immediately.
Born in Gateshead, Stan began his football career as an apprentice at Burnley, with Harry Potts as his manager. After failing to make the grade at the Turf Moor (he only made 5 first team appearances), he moved Carlisle United. He spent 6 years at Brunton Park before injury caused his early retirement from football.
His involvement in football was far from over at that point however, and he moved onto a coaching role at his boyhood club Sunderland before Bob Stokoe recruited him to his backroom staff at Blackpool.
Stan's first opportunity in management came a short time later when he took over the reigns at the Tangerines in the wake of Stokoe's departure. Things didn't quite work out for Stan at Blackpool and he parted company with the club in February 1980.
He was part of the coaching staff at Bradford City and served as assistant manager to Steve Coppell at Crystal Palace before his next role as manager came nine years later, at Hull City from 1989 to 1991. He lost his job in January 1991, a few months before the club suffered relegation from the Second Division. From 1991 to 1993 he was assistant manager to Ian Porterfield and then David Webb at Chelsea before again being made redundant.
Ternent was not out of the game for long. He moved from the Premier League to Division Three in a matter of weeks, becoming Mike Walsh's right-hand man here at Gigg Lane. When Walsh quit in October 1995, Ternent moved up to the manager's seat, and seven months later he took us to Division Two as third-placed team in Division Three. A year later we won the Division Two championship and survived the first season in Division One; however, Ternent left Gigg Lane at the end of the 1997–98 season to take charge of Burnley in Division Two, leaving as arguably the clubs most successful manager in our 124-year history.
In Ternent's second season as Clarets manager, 1999–2000 and after a clear out, the club finished second in Division Two and won automatic promotion. He remained in charge for another four seasons, but the club's board did not renew his contract after the 2003–04 campaign and he left the club after six years, having failed to get them into the Premier League.
Ternent made a brief comeback in 2004–05 with Gillingham, taking former Shaker Ronnie Jepson from Burnley to be his assistant; however, his short-term contract as manager was not renewed, as despite a heroic attempt at survival they were relegated to League One. Ternent quit Gillingham in May 2005.
In November 2007, he was appointed to the backroom staff of new Derby County manager Paul Jewell. He left this role on 24 April 2008 to take up the reigns at Huddersfield Town in place of Andy Ritchie, who had been relieved of his duties at the beginning of the month. Ex-Bury player Ronnie Jepson, appointed on the same day, again became his assistant. He officially started his new job on 28 April, leaving Gerry Murphy in charge of Town's last home game against Walsall on 26 April and their last away game at Luton Town on 3 May.
Backed by a large budget, Ternent signed Keigan Parker, Jim Goodwin, Andy Butler, Chris Lucketti, Michael Flynn, Gary Roberts and David Unsworth during the opening weeks of 2008–09 pre-season. On 4 November, Ternent left the Galpharm Stadium after just over six months in charge of the Terriers. To date, that is the shortest reign of any manager at Huddersfield, with the exception of John Haselden and all the caretaker managers, in the club's 100-year history.
In September 2009 he became a scout for Sunderland. In September 2012, Ternent was appointed as Chief Recruitment Officer for Hull.
#94536 Rostock - Germany succession Game
Charlie M
AGREED!
Thanks matey.
#94535 Rostock - Germany succession Game
Charlie M
So that brings the curtain down on our season. Not too shabby at all. We were perhaps unlucky not to achieve 4th as a win at Koln would have sealed it. But we got £4.5m for finishing 6th anyway
#94435 A New Beginning: 'Under New Ownership'
Charlie M
4 Jun 2012 Last updated at 11:29
West Brom goalkeeping coach Dean Kiely has admitted that he would be willing to listen to an offer to take over at former club Bury.
The former Republic of Ireland International goalkeeper is thought to be one of five men in the running to take over the reigns at the League Two side.
Kiely, who collected 11 caps for his country, also had a three-year spell at the Manchester side from 199 until 1999.
"I'm very happy where I am at the moment" he told BBC Sport.
"I haven't spoken to anyone at Bury yet, but if they approached me I'd be interested in hearing what they had to say.
"Management is something that I have thought about a little bit in the past, of course I have, but I'm at a great club right now in a great role. So I'm on no rush to leave at all. But if the opportunity to sit down and have a chat with the new board came up I'd listen to what they have to say and then we can take it from there."
Bury are looking to replace Kevin Blackwell who left the club after they were relegated from League One at the end of last season.
Also related to this story
Bury takeover finally completed and embargo lifted 29 May 2012 | BURY
Struggling Bury need £1m to survive 10 Apr 2012 | BURY
#94422 A New Beginning: 'Under New Ownership'
Charlie M
Statement: Management Update
________________________________________________________________________________________________
New manager to be appointed before next weekend
The board of directors have drawn up a shortlist of five potential managers for Bury Football Club. Interviews will take place within the next few days and we hope to be able to reveal the Shakers new manager in enough time to make pre-season preparations.
We would like to thank all our supporters for their patience shown whilst we appoint the right person for the job. Whilst we fully understand the frustration shown by many, we wish to stress that the task of finding the right man for the job is not an easy one.
Peter Shirtliff will remain as caretaker manager until such time as we are able to reveal the name of the clubs 37th manager
#94420 Rostock - Germany succession Game
Charlie M
Terrific stuff from Quaschner. The boy is something else!
Cheers for the commenst, lads.
#94418 We Want Our Trophy Back
Charlie M
#94409 A New Beginning: 'Under New Ownership'
Charlie M
31 May 2012 Last updated at 17:59
Hull City Chief Recruitment Officer Stan Ternent has resigned form his position at the KC Stadium after only eight months in the role.
Ex-Blackpool, Bury Burnley, Gillingham and Huddersfield boss Ternent, 66, also managed the Tigers between 1989-1991.
He told the club website: "I feel like I have another crack at management in me and I'd like to do that before I get too old.
"I will always be grateful to Steve [Bruce], we will always be close friends. Also the club and the wonderful fans here who have supported me during my two stints. I'd lie to than them all."
Steve Bruce will now be forced to add the recruitment of a new Chief Scout to his to-do list this summer as he looks to build for next season.
#94407 A New Beginning: 'Under New Ownership'
Charlie M
Thanks mate!
#94406 A New Beginning: 'Under New Ownership'
Charlie M
29 May 2012 Last updated at 21:51
Stewart Day has been named as Bury chairman following the completion of the club's takeover, while the Shakers' transfer embargo has been lifted.
Previous incumbent Brian Fenton and his board of directors announced their resignations on Friday in order to allow the new board to take control.
After parting company with the management team of Kevin Blackwell and Ronnie Jepson as well as releasing 16 players this month following relegation to League Two, Bury only have an eight-strong squad.
"Step one is to stop the rot and to start from a clean page," said Day.
"After spending the last three weeks in the due diligence process, I am delighted to officially confirm my position at the club.
"It was a shame that Kevin [Blackwell] and Ronnie [Jepson] felt that they couldn't continue on at the club, but they explained that they hadn't been informed of the correct financial state that the club was in when they were brought in, so I can understand their decision to leave.
Chairman Day wants sustainable Bury
"Over the next few days the new board of directors will be announced and key appointments made. Particularly, bringing in a new manager
"I will support the new manager as much as I can, however we must remember that at all times we must never allow this club to be in this financial position again. With this in mind, changes will be made in all departments as well as improving facilities both at the ground and improving the quality of our training facility."
Bury's financial difficulties were constantly in the news during a 2011-12 season which ended in relegation from League One after only one year in the third tier.
The scale of their problems was not made public until April, when the club announced they urgently needed £1m of fresh investment to survive.
The Shakers were placed under a transfer embargo in December after they received a short-term loan from the Professional Footballers' Association to help with a cashflow issue.
The loan was repaid in full a month later and the embargo was lifted. However, the same sanction was imposed again by the Football League in February when Bury again asked the PFA for financial help.
It left then-manager Kevin Blackwell unable to add to his already threadbare squad, and a number of injuries meant he could only name two of his seven permitted substitutes in two of the club's final three league games.
A statement on the club website read: "The chairman and directors of Bury Football Club can confirm that all outstanding loans from the PFA have been paid in full. As a result of this, the Football League has confirmed to the club that any resulting transfer embargo has now been lifted.
"The club also wish to stress to supporters that all outstanding debts to HMRC have also been paid in full, which in turn has wiped out a winding-up order issued on the club by HMRC."
Also related to this story
Fenton quits Bury ahead of takeover 24 May 2012 | BURY
Bury release 16 after relegation 22 May 2012 | BURY
Struggling Bury need £1m to survive 10 Apr 2012 | BURY
#94386 A New Beginning: 'Under New Ownership'
Charlie M
22 May 2012 Last updated at 13:21
Troubled Bury have parted company with manager Kevin Blackwell and released 16 players, including 40-year-old defender Efe Sodje, but expect positive news shortly regarding investment in the club.
Striker David Healy, Northern Ireland's record goalscorer, is among those also departing.
The clubs new manager will be left with a squad of eight senior players when he begins his reign.
However, the relegated club say negotiations with new investors are at an advanced stage and hope to "reveal positive news within the coming days".
Bury, who will be playing in League Two next season, said in April that they urgently needed around £1m to survive.
Former Bury skipper on 'frustrating' season
Blackwell was only able to name two of his permitted seven substitutes in the final weeks of the campaign as his squad was severely stretched by injuries and suspensions.
Former Nigeria international Sodje spent four years at Bury, playing 182 times and scoring 15 goals, while injuries restricted Healy to one goal in 19 appearances during his year-long stay at Gigg Lane.
Marcus Marshall, Mark Carrington, Mark Hughes, Carl Regan, Cameron Belford, Craig Fagan and Valery Mezague are also leaving, while out-of-contract defender Joe Skarz has already agreed a move to promoted Rotherham United.
Captain Steven Schumacher, who had a year remaining on his contract, joined Fleetwood Town for an undisclosed fee on Tuesday.
Only Tom Soares, Trevor Carson, Phil Picken, Shane Byrne, Adam Lockwood, David Worrall, Craig Jones, Andy Bishop and Shaun Harrad remain contracted to the Shakers for 2013-14.
Also related to this story
Fleetwood sign Schumacher & Hogan 22 May 2012 | FLEETWOOD
Timing if drop was apt - Blackwell 15 Apr 2012 | BURY
Struggling Bury need £1m to survive 10 Apr 2012 | BURY
Skarz to complete Rotherham move 30 Apr 2012 | ROTHERHAM
#94261 Rostock - Germany succession Game
Charlie M
3-1 down at HT. Had to give the guys a roasting but they pulled it out in the second half and we managed a draw which isn't too bad!
#94257 Rostock - Germany succession Game
Charlie M
Not a bad start to the league run-in. If we keep this up then 4th isn't out of the question!
#94252 Rostock - Germany succession Game
Charlie M
#94179 FM13 Transfer & Data Update Packs by_pr0
Charlie M
I'm going to try this later and see if it works.
#94145 FM13 Transfer & Data Update Packs by_pr0
Charlie M
I can load up the database and make the changes but when I save and load up a new game my changes aren't made.
Anyone got a clue where I'm going wrong?
#93971 We Want Our Trophy Back
Charlie M
#93967 FM13 Real Names Fixes File - FINAL - v1.4 [21/3/2013] for 13.3 patch
Charlie M
Do you mean for your FM14 Demo update?
#93895 FM13 Real Names Fixes File - FINAL - v1.4 [21/3/2013] for 13.3 patch
Charlie M
Mate, that would be awesome!
#93894 FM13 Real Names Fixes File - FINAL - v1.4 [21/3/2013] for 13.3 patch
Charlie M
Apologies mate,. That's fair enough. Do you know if there is an easy way for me to do it while still using your file for the other leagues?
Thanks.
#93755 FM13 Real Names Fixes File - FINAL - v1.4 [21/3/2013] for 13.3 patch
Charlie M
#93752 FM13 Transfer & Data Update Packs by_pr0
Charlie M
EDIT: Just realised it's a different file for that, lol.
#93713 SS' Official Kits Thread (NO REQUESTS)
Charlie M
Awesome stuff mate. Just thought I'd post them to help
#93519 SS' Official Kits Thread (NO REQUESTS)
Charlie M
http://www.buryfc.co.uk/news/article/new-201314-home-away-kit-978752.aspx
#93451 Rostock - Germany succession Game
Charlie M
Good luck, George!
#93347 Folarific
Charlie M
Guangzhou look miles in-front size & money-wise but even getting 2nd and a good run in the CL next season for you will be further progress
#93278 Rostock - Germany succession Game
Charlie M
Well done in the cup progression also.
Good luck, Jack.
#93206 Rostock - Germany succession Game
Charlie M
Get well rid. He's only our 3rd best striker and didn't feature for me either.
#92891 Rostock - Germany succession Game
Charlie M
So my stint finishes with 4 points from a possible 6. Did not too bad and we now sit 12th in the table. I think mid-table should be our aim this year boys.
Uploading now.
#92874 The Birth of a Future Giant
Charlie M
Good luck.