US EditionEx-England striker Carroll named Dagenham's interim boss
Andy Carroll, player and shareholder, steps in as interim manager following Lee Bradbury's sacking; Dagenham & Redbridge sit 12th with 56 points from 39 matches, officials said.
- Andy Carroll, the club's player and part-owner, took on interim managerial duties on March 18, 2026, after Dagenham & Redbridge parted company with Lee Bradbury.
- YouTuber KSI's arrival as a shareholder earlier this month preceded Carroll's appointment, confirmed last month when he became a shareholder and part-owner.
- Carroll, who joined in July last year, has also been sidelined by injury after scoring six goals in 12 National League South appearances.
- His first game in charge will be on Saturday against Neil Warnock's Torquay United, with Dagenham & Redbridge sitting 12th with 56 points from 39 matches.
- The appointment positions Carroll amid broader plans from incoming stakeholders, as Carroll's role and new investors signal a reshaping of the Daggers' leadership and long-term ambitions.
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Andy Carroll lands first manager's job after ruthless KSI sacking
Andy Carroll has landed his first manager's job after YouTuber and entrepreneur KSI dismissed Lee Bradbury from his position as Dagenham & Redbridge manager.The ruthless sacking occurred merely a fortnight after acquiring a stake in the National League South outfit.The 50-year-old Bradbury was relieved of his duties on Wednesday afternoon, less than 24 hours after the Daggers secured a 3-2 away triumph at Farnborough.The club released a statemen…
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The Straits TimesEx-England striker Carroll named Dagenham's interim boss
March 18 : Former England striker Andy Carroll has added the role of interim manager to his growing list of responsibilities at non-league side Dagenham & Redbridge, where he already serves as both player and part-owner.Carroll, who has previously played for Liverpool, West Ham United and Newcastle United in
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