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Dario Gradi: An Iconic Career

On 10th November 2011, Dario Gradi announced that he was stepping down as manager of Crewe Alexandra after an astonishing 1,362 games in charge.

Starting his managerial career at Wimbledon,  after a brief, rather unsuccessful spell at Crystal Palace, Gradi joined Crewe in June 1983. After stepping down in November 2008, he has continued ‘caretaker managing’ The Railwaymen a further 109 times. Officially he is leaving to become head of Youth Development at Gresty Road. Who wouldn’t wager we’ll see him back in the management hotseat soon?

Many footballing eulogies may be written about Dario Gradi, but here at The Dubious Goals Committee, we do things far more simply. I give you Dario Gradi: An Iconic Career…

Dario Gradi: An Iconic Career

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Other Iconic Careers:
// Paul Scholes
// Sam Allardyce
// Patrick Vieira
// Claude Makelele
// Sir Alex Ferguson
// Jan Koller
// Juan Sebastian Veron

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My life is arranged in lists of top fives. I love tea, sarcasm, post-rock, Converse and crisps. I write about football on my blog: The Dubious Goals Committee.

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