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Red Stars fire coach
From a News Release
2010-06-01
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BRIDGEVIEW, Ill.—The Chicago Red Stars of Women's Professional Soccer announced May 24 that they have relieved Emma Hayes from her head coaching and director of operations duties. The search for a new head coach begins immediately.
"I want to thank Emma for her hard work and assistance with the launch of the Red Stars franchise," Red Stars General Manager Marcia McDermott said. "This was a difficult decision to make because she poured her heart into the organization. We felt it was time for a change as we move forward and look to put together a successful run this season."
At the time of the firing, the Red Stars were 1-4-1 and sat in seventh place in the World Professional Soccer standings. Hayes was named the first head coach and director of soccer operations for the Red Stars May 15, 2008. During Chicago's 2009 and 2010 WPS seasons, the team posted a 6-14-6 record. The Red Stars' most successful stretch was the beginning of the inaugural 2009 season, when the team opened league play with a 2-0-2 record.
For more information about the Red Stars, log on to www.ChicagoRedStars.com or call 866-WPS-2009.
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