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Garry Thompson (born 7 October 1959 in Birmingham) has twice been manager of Bristol Rovers, having first joined the club as a coach under then-manager Ian Holloway. When Holloway was sacked in January 2001, Thompson took over as caretaker manager for twenty-four games, until the appointment of Gerry Francis at the end of the 2000-01 season, when he returned to his former coaching role.

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rdfs:comment	Garry Thompson (born 7 October 1959 in Birmingham) has twice been manager of Bristol Rovers, having first joined the club as a coach under then-manager Ian Holloway. When Holloway was sacked in January 2001, Thompson took over as caretaker manager for twenty-four games, until the appointment of Gerry Francis at the end of the 2000-01 season, when he returned to his former coaching role.
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abstract	Garry Thompson (born 7 October 1959 in Birmingham) has twice been manager of Bristol Rovers, having first joined the club as a coach under then-manager Ian Holloway. When Holloway was sacked in January 2001, Thompson took over as caretaker manager for twenty-four games, until the appointment of Gerry Francis at the end of the 2000-01 season, when he returned to his former coaching role. Following Francis's resignation for personal reasons in December 2001, Thompson was again appointed as manager, this time on a permanent basis. His tenure was brief however, and he was sacked in April 2002. His spell as caretaker manager was actually longer than his spell as permanent manager at twenty-four games versus twenty-three, and the two spells yielded remarkably similar results (won 7, drawn 5, lost 12 in his first spell, won 7, drawn 5, lost 11 in his second). Following his dismissal from Rovers, Thompson took up a coaching position at Brentford, and was their caretaker manager for a single game in 2004 after the sacking of Wally Downes. In February 2006 Garry became assistant manager of Hucknall Town under his former assistant at Rovers, Kevin Wilson, but left the club in December that year after they ran into financial difficulties.

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