Jamie Clapham: Former Ipswich Town player named Barnsley first team coach
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Jamie Clapham (right) featured in over 500 games in spells with 11 clubs before retiring from playing in 2012
Former Ipswich defender Jamie Clapham has been named first-team coach at Championship side Barnsley on an initial short-term basis.
His hiring follows the sacking of Tykes assistant Tommy Wright, who was named in a Daily Telegraph investigation, external alleging corruption in football.
Wright has denied breaking any law or Football Association and Fifa rules.
Clapham, 40, left his previous role as first-team coach at League One side Coventry on 29 September.
He joined the Sky Blues coaching staff in June 2015, having previously worked alongside manager Tony Mowbray at Middlesbrough.
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