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Ranked! The 20 managers who have taken charge of the most games
20. Bill Struth (1179 games)
A one-club man, Struth was appointed as Rangers' second ever boss in 1920. He'd previously served as the Glasgow outfit's assistant manager for six seasons, but stepping into the hot seat didn't prove a problem: Struth went on to win an incredible 18 league titles and 10 Scottish Cups during his 34 years at Ibrox. A portrait of the Leith-born gaffer hangs in Rangers' trophy room to this day.
19. Ignacio Trelles (1189 games)
A veteran of Mexican football who turned 101 in summer 2017, Trelles enjoyed no fewer than five separate spells in charge of the national team. Two of those stints encompassed the 1962 and 1966 World Cups, but his crowning achievement was at club level, where he led Cruz Azul to back-to-back league titles in 1979 and 1980.
Trelles also coached Zacatepec, C.D. Marte, Club amerika, Toluca, Atlante, UDG and Puebla during a career which spanned four decades.
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Nineties music star Dario G dies aged 53
Dance producer Dario G has sadly passed away at the age of 53.
Real name Paul Spencer, the musician was diagnosed with stage four rectal cancer in 2023.
His family wrote today on his official Instagram page: "It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Paul Spencer earlier today. He was positive until the end but this was one battle he could not fight anymore.
"He leaves behind a wonderful musical legacy and many happy memories for many people. He will be sadly missed by everyone who loved him. Shine bright our big star - K, A & H xxx"
Several big names in the industry left their tributes in the comments below, with Sigala writing: "A true inspiration, he brought joy to so many people and will live on forever through his music.
"Paul told me many times over the last year, 'Go get yourse
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Dario G was the stage name used by English musician Paul Spencer (born in Crewe on 19 May 1971; died 17 June 2024), though Dario G was originally a trio remembered for their 1997 hit "Sunchyme", which reached number 2 on the UK Singles Chart,
The act was named after then Crewe Alexandra manager, Dario Gradi. Its founding members were Paul Spencer, Scott Rosser and Stephen Spencer. Paul Spencer was the only remaining member of the trio.
In 1997, they hit #2 on the UK Singles Chart with "Sunchyme", a song built around a sample of "Life In A Northern Town", a Top 10 hit for The Dream Academy in 1985, and hit #5 with the follow-up "Carnaval de Paris", relating to the 1998 football World Cup in France. "Sunchyme" also hit #1 on the American Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart in that year. A less successful version of "Carnaval de Paris" was released in 2002, for the World Cup in South Korea and Japan.
In March 2000 their song