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Shaw leaves Lions role

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Thursday 26 April 2012 15:13, UK

Image: Richard Shaw: Leaving his role on the Millwall coaching staff

Sky Sports understands Millwall first-team coach Richard Shaw has left his role at the Den and is to be replaced by Tim Breacker.

Breacker to join Millwall coaching staff

Sky Sports understands Millwall first-team coach Richard Shaw has left his role at the Den and is to be replaced by Tim Breacker. Shaw, who had a spell in charge as caretaker manager following the departure Willie Donachie in 2007, has been a member of the club's coaching team since hanging up his boots in 2008. The 43-year-old has been an integral member of Kenny Jackett's staff and the reasons for his departure are not yet known. Former West Ham defender Breacker, who has been working as a scout for Millwall, has been promoted to fill the role left by Shaw. Millwall currently sit in 16th spot in the Championship and they eased fears over any threat of relegation by winning their last five matches.

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