Former Wolves, Millwall and Portsmouth boss Jackett dies aged 64

Former Wolves, Millwall and Portsmouth boss Kenny Jackett has died aged 64.The ex-Wales international - who earned 31 caps - passed away on June 11. He stepped down from his role as Gillingham's sporting director two years ago due to medical reasons.A number of his former clubs have paid tribute to Jackett, with Watford chairman and CEO Scott Duxbury saying: "There is a deep and profound sense of loss at the football club following the sad news Kenny Jackett has passed away."Kenny holds legend status here following his remarkable achievements as a player, a coach and a manager, and the club has truly lost one of its own."On behalf of everyone at Watford FC, I send my sincere condolences to his wife Samantha and sons David and Ryan, the latter of whom is working with us today, building on the legacy his father left."Swansea added: "He will be deeply missed by all who knew him, but our club and the game of football as a whole has been all the better for his presence. He will always have a special place in the hearts of Swansea fans, and his place in the history of our club is not in doubt."Swansea City sends its sincerest condolences to Kenny's family and friends at this sad time, and the club will look to remember and pay tribute to Kenny when we are all together again at the start of the 2026-27 season."Millwall described him as "one of the Lions' greatest-ever managers", adding he was "a man who gave Lions fans moments to remember for life".As a player, Jackett spent his entire career at Watford - making 428 appearances - before transitioning into coaching at the club. He also had a spell under Ian Holloway at QPR as assistant coach.In 2004, he was appointed as Swansea manager, leading the club to League Two promotion in his first season. He also won the EFL Trophy and the FAW Premier Cup while in Wales.Another promotion followed at Millwall, where he managed for six years, winning the League One play-off final in 2010 and helping consolidate the club as a Champion...