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Revolution assistant Mariner resigns

Provided by Written on October 17, 2009

FOXBOROUGH, Mass.(AP) — New England Revolution assistant coach
Paul Mariner has resigned to pursue a coaching position abroad.

Mariner’s resignation is effective after the Revolution’s game
against the Chicago Fire on Saturday night.

Mariner spent six seasons with the Revolution. During his
tenure, New England advanced to the MLS Cup three times and
played in the Eastern Conference title game four times.

Mariner, from Bolton, Lancashire, England, was considered among
the best forwards in English football in the late 1970s and
early ‘80s. He was a member of England’s World Cup team in 1982.

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