Former Newcastle United manager Glenn Roeder has passed away at the age of 65 after a long battle with a brain tumour.
Roeder also managed West Ham, Watford, Gillingham and Norwich City during his managerial career, while he held a coaching position with the England national team under Glenn Hoddle.
The London-born football figure also had a stellar playing career at Newcastle, playing nearly 200 times in the league for the Magpies - while he also made over 150 appearances for Queen's Park Rangers.
The League Managers Association announced they were 'so very deeply saddened' to hear of Roeder's passing in a heartfelt statement on their website.