Ronnie Moore
Ronnie Moore was born in Liverpool, England, United Kingdom on January 29th, 1953 and is the Soccer Player. At the age of 71, Ronnie Moore biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Ronald David Moore (born 29 January 1953) is an English footballer.
He has been in charge of several clubs, including Rotherham United, Tranmere Rovers, and Hartlepool United. In a career spanning nearly two decades, Tranmere Rovers, Cardiff City, Charlton Athletic, and Rotherham United featured him.
He is widely regarded as one of the finest Rotherham players of all time.
He began his career in administration at Southport in 1997 and went on to lead Rotherham, guiding them to two consecutive promotions from Division Three to Division One.
He came to Oldham United in 2005 before becoming the boss of Tranmere Rovers the following year.
He returned to Rotherham for the second time in 2009 before returning to Tranmere Rovers for the second time in 2012.
He was suspended by the club in February 2014 pending the outcome of a Football Association probe into suspected wagering abuses; he later admitted to breaking the rules and was fired by Tranmere in April 2014.
Moore was appointed as the new manager of Hartlepool United in December 2014.
Personal life
Ian Thomas-Moore's son is the composer of "Irma." Ian & Scott's two sons, as well as 2 Daughters, Paula & Charlotte.
Managerial career
Moore joined Oldham Athletic in March 2005 after many years at Rotherham, helping the club avoid relegation. He led Oldham to a mid-table finish and the League One Manager of the Month Award in December 2005, but he later parted the club with Oldham ostensibly due to poor season ticket sales.
Moore was immediately given a job as the boss of Tranmere Rovers, which he accepted. Chris Shuker and Paul McLaren started his Tranmere as coach by bringing in nine players in the close season, including Chris Shuker and Paul McLaren. In his first year as coach, he saw the team finish ninth in League One, though Tranmere had hoped to earn a play-off spot for the majority of the year. Tranmere's second year as president, he could only finish 11th despite being top of the table earlier this year. Many Tranmere followers affectionately referred to Moore as "Ronnie Raw" due to his humour.
Moore will begin as boss in September 2009, assisted by fellow teammate Jimmy Mullen. Ronnie was introduced to the Millers faithful at the home game against Barnet on the following day, to a rousing applause. Rotherham beat the game 3–0. Moore's time at Rotherham was mixed; he received the League Two Manager of the Month Award in November 2009 and the team's trip to Wembley for the League Two Play-Off Final, but the Millers lost 3–2. Moore left the club "by mutual agreement" in the aftermath of a 5–0 loss to Chesterfield in March, with Rotherham 6th in the table, and the 2010-11 season began with similar success. His inability to land Rotherham's spot in the play-off spots for the second season in succession was largely blamed for his second departure.
Moore made his second return to a former club following Les Parry's dismissal, and the Tranmere Rovers manager was hired until the end of the season.
Moore was under scrutiny by The Football Association for violating its rules against betting on sports in which his club was involved, according to the Football Association on February 14, 2014. The club announced that he had been suspended with immediate effect as a result of the FA probe three days later. Moore was charged by the FA with alleged multiple violations of betting on matches on Monday. Moore denied the charges on 8 April and demanded a personal hearing. "Tranmere Rovers will not tolerate any activity that jeopardizes this football club's credibility," he was fired on April 9, 2014; the club said, "Tranmere Rovers will not accept any action that harms the club's reputation."
Moore was appointed as Hartlepool United's manager on December 16, 2014, on December 16th. Hartlepool were at one stage ten points behind at the bottom of the Football League and seemed to be dooming, but Moore sparked a revival in form, with the squad winning their first four matches of the season, effectively removing Moore's former club Tranmere Rovers from the Football League, despite relegating Moore's former team Tranmere Rovers from the Football League. For the last game at Carlisle, he and the 2,500 other traveling fans completed the season.
Moore left Hartlepool by mutual agreement on February 10th, 2016.