Reading record consolation win at Fulham
Nigel Adkins celebrated his first win as Reading manager today as the relegated club halted their abysmal run with a fine, free-scoring 4-2 victory at Fulham.
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Saints hit Reading survival hopes
Any remaining hope Reading had of beating the drop appeared to be extinguished today as they lost to Southampton.
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Royals appointment for Adkins
Reading have confirmed Nigel Adkins as their new manager on a deal until the summer of 2016.
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Southampton chairman defends sacking
Southampton`s executive chairman, Nicola Cortese, has defended his controversial sacking of Nigel Adkins, describing the timing as "perfect".
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Le Tissier: Saints chairman has 'ego problem'
Southampton hero Matt Le Tissier has accused executive chairman Nicola Cortese of having "a bit of an ego problem" following his shock decision to sack manager Nigel Adkins this week.
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Saints sack Adkins and appoint Pochettino
Southampton have confirmed that Nigel Adkins has been sacked as manager with Mauricio Pochettino appointed as their new boss.
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Southampton ensure Newcastle's poor run continues
Southampton manager Nigel Adkins denied predecessor Alan Pardew a winning return to St Mary's as the Saints recorded a 2-0 against Newcastle.
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Southampton put Hughes on the brink
Nigel Adkins' Southampton won the battle dubbed 'El Sackico' today as under-fire Mark Hughes saw his side's winless start to the Barclays Premier League season extend to a 12th match.
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Dyer strike denies Southampton much-needed victory
Southampton's under-fire manager Nigel Adkins was denied a much-need victory by Swansea today as another former academy graduate returned to haunt their former club.
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Saints promoted to English Premier League
Southampton manager Nigel Adkins declared himself a "happy man" as the Saints thrashed Coventry 4-0 to secure promotion to the Barclays Premier League.
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Murphy faces anxious wait
Scunthorpe boss Nigel Adkins admits he has a huge decision to make about whether or not to select Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Joe Murphy for the high-profile FA Cup fourth-round clash with Manchester City on Sunday.