BERNE (Reuters) – Liechtenstein will part company with national team coach Hans-Peter Zaugg at the end of the year, the country's football federati on (LFV) said on Monday. The Swiss, who has led the part-timers since 2006 and is their longest-serving coach, has been in charge for 45 matches, winning five, drawing six and losing 34 with 21 goals for and 112 against. The wins were against Latvia, Iceland, San Marino, Lithuania and Andorra. Zaugg will be replaced by Austrian Rene Pauritsch who becomes their seventh coach since they started playing international football regularly in 1993. … Soccer-Liechtenstein part company with Zaugg after six years
BERNE, Oct 29 (Reuters) – Liechtenstein will part company with national team coach Hans-Peter Zaugg at the end of the year, the country’s football federation (LFV) said on Monday. The Swiss, who has led the part-timers since 2006 and is their longest-serving coach, has been in charge for 45 matches, winning five, drawing six and losing 34 with 21 goals for and 112 against. The wins were against Latvia, Iceland, San Marino, Lithuania and Andorra. Zaugg will be replaced by Austrian Rene Pauritsch who becomes their seventh coach since they started playing international football regularly in 1993. …
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MIAMI (Reuters) – It was one of the most engaging stories of last year's NFL season – 'Tebow Time', the thr illing fourth quarter comebacks led by the unorthodox Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow. One year on from the start of that exciting and unlikely series of games Tebow finds himself on the sideline for the struggling New York Jets, used very occasionally as a receiver. … NFL-'Tebow Time' still served mainly on the sidelines
MIAMI, Oct 29 (Reuters) – It was one of the most engaging stories of last year’s NFL season – ‘Tebow Time’, the thrilling fourth quarter comebacks led by the unorthodox Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow. One year on from the start of that exciting and unlikely series of games Tebow finds himself on the sideline for the struggling New York Jets, used very occasionally as a receiver. It was the Oct. …
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