Plymouth director of football Neil Dewsnip to leave following Wayne Rooney sacking
Plymouth Argyle director of football Neil Dewsnip is set to leave his role at the club following head coach Wayne Rooney’s exit. The 63-year-old’s departure ends his five-year spell at Plymouth, having been appointed in 2019 after initially joining the club as a technical consultant.
Plymouth Argyle's first game since Wayne Rooney stepped down as manager ended in a 2-2 draw with west country rivals Bristol City on Wednesday thanks to Julio Pleguezuelo's stoppage-time equaliser.
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