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    Mass changes in the Wellington Phoenix's coaching staff

    Mass changes in the Wellington Phoenix's coaching staff


    Assistant coach Adam Griffiths, goalkeeping coach Ruben Parker, analyst Jordi Manning, physio Cory Glover and kitman Jack Mapp are all leaving the A-League club.

    Head coach Giancarlo Italiano was last month granted a one year contract extension for the next season, on the back of a poor campaign.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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