Former Wolves, Millwall and Portsmouth boss Jackett dies aged 64
Former Wolves, Millwall and Portsmouth boss Kenny Jackett has died aged 64.
Former Wolves, Millwall and Portsmouth boss Kenny Jackett has died aged 64.
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An ex-Wales international, Jackett also coached the likes of Swansea, Wolves, Rotherham and Leyton Orient during a long managerial career
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The former Wales and Watford player, who had a long managerial career, stepped away from football in November 2024 due to medical reasons
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Jackett spent whole playing career with WatfordHe managed seven clubs including Millwall and WolvesThe former Watford and Wales player Kenny Jackett, who managed clubs including Wolves, Millwall and Swansea, has died aged 64.Jackett won 31 Wales caps during a playing career spent entirely with Watford, his local club, before starting his managerial career …
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