[h=3]Breaking news Taricco leaves Albion[/h]7:48pm Wednesday 26th June 2013 in Albion By Andy Naylor
Mauricio Taricco
Mauricio Taricco has left his post as Albion's assistant manager by mutual consent.
The sacked Gus Poyet's No. 2 was re-instated earlier this month following his suspension for alleged breach of contract.
Taricco returned to work last week but the Argentinian has now joined close friend and former Tottenham team-mate Poyet through the exit door following the Uruguayan's dimissal, also for alleged breach of contract.
A statement from Albion said: "The club would like to sincerely thank Mauricio for his hard work, professionalism and great dedication during the past three-and-a-half years.
"Taricco joined Albion as assistant alongside Gus Poyet in November 2009, and helped guide the team to promotion as League One champions in 2010.
"Under Gus Poyet he helped establish the team in the Championship over the past two seasons, including a highly creditable fourth-placed finish last season, the best placing we have reached in 30 years.
"We wish him all the very best for the future and are confident he will have a long and successful career ahead of him."
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Mauricio Taricco has left his post as Albion's assistant manager by mutual consent.
The sacked Gus Poyet's No. 2 was re-instated earlier this month following his suspension for alleged breach of contract.
Taricco returned to work last week but the Argentinian has now joined close friend and former Tottenham team-mate Poyet through the exit door following the Uruguayan's dimissal, also for alleged breach of contract.
A statement from Albion said: "The club would like to sincerely thank Mauricio for his hard work, professionalism and great dedication during the past three-and-a-half years.
"Taricco joined Albion as assistant alongside Gus Poyet in November 2009, and helped guide the team to promotion as League One champions in 2010.
"Under Gus Poyet he helped establish the team in the Championship over the past two seasons, including a highly creditable fourth-placed finish last season, the best placing we have reached in 30 years.
"We wish him all the very best for the future and are confident he will have a long and successful career ahead of him."
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