Michael Beale: Rangers appoint former assistant as manager as he leaves QPR
when QPR were top of the table in October. They currently lie seventh in England's second tier after five games without a win.
After investing in a futsal facility in London, he was involved with the Chelsea and Liverpool academies and also had a spell as assistant at Brazilian club Sao Paulo.
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