Paul Jewell

Paul Jewell is a former English footballer and was the manager of Ipswich Town between January 2011 and October 2012.

Jewell played for Liverpool, Wigan Athletic, Bradford City and Grimsby Town as a forward between 1984 and 1995. He became manager of Bradford in 1998, before managing Sheffield Wednesday (2000-01, Wigan Athletic (2001-07) and Derby County (2007-08).

He was appointed manager of Ipswich in January 2011 where he took over from Roy Keane but departed following an unsuccessful role in October 2012. Mick McCarthy took over from him a week after. Jewell is currently out of management.

Management career
Ipswich Town Jewell was announced as Ipswich Town manager on 10 January 2011, and took up the post on a permanent basis three days later, replacing caretaker Ian McParland.

His first match was away to Millwall a 2–1 defeat. Seven losses in a row left Ipswich in 21st place, from being in 6th. After this run, Ipswich travelled to Barnsley, in front of the Sky cameras, where they won 5–3, coming from 2–0 down at half time

On 24 October 2012, Jewell left his post as Ipswich Town's manager by mutual consent.