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Moore immersed in reviving Sheffield Wednesday after chaotic relegation | Louise Taylor

The Guardian - The League One club looked in serious trouble but shrewd business in signing hungry talents hints at a brighter future A week after being sacked by West Brom in 2019, Darren Moore arrived at Kenya’s Giotto rubbish mountain. His dismissal had been both hurtful and highly controversial but it also created an opportunity for the suddenly unemployed football manager to visit the giant tip in Nakuru, meet the children who call it home and help the charity, Inspire Afrika, with a school building scheme. “It flipped me round and put everything in context,” said Moore. “Any worries about your life are quickly extinguished when you meet 50 or 60 children living in a rubbish heap with a school in the middle of it.” Continue reading...

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