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Goal.com · Oct 6, 2018

Exclusive: Lambert refreshed and ready for next managerial job

After a good break, former Blackburn and Stoke manager Paul Lambert feels he's ready to jump back up on the managerial horse.

A manager's job in the world of football is a cutthroat one where results are the only thing that truly defines the performance in the role. Stoke City Football Club did not have the best of seasons in the 2017/18 season and was relegated from the English Premier League, ending their 10-year spell at the top flight.

Unfortunate for Paul Lambert, he was the man at the helm when Stoke were condemned to the English Championship but in truth, the Scot was taking over a sinking ship when he came on board in January of 2018 to replace Mark Hughes.

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