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sack

[sak] / sæk /




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When London City Lionesses sacked manager Jocelyn Precheur it sparked controversy - but they are a club who have always done things differently.

From BBC

Skinner was sacked by West Ham on Thursday after winning only one of their 11 Women's Super League matches this season.

From BBC

Currently sheltered in a rundown badminton court in Vaphai village, the group's few belongings they were able to carry are packed in plastic sacks.

From BBC

As good as it was for most of the game, picking off Sam Darnold twice and sacking him four times, the Rams defense failed to hold up when it counted most.

From Los Angeles Times

She claims "there was no proper investigation into the allegations" and "no opportunity to respond to the allegations made against her" before she was sacked.

From BBC