The Managerial Sack Race

[Bender]

Scholes has quit Oldham already

[S-RED]

Fergie is a bit too busy at the moment to tell Scholes what to do, i guess

[Deano]

Scholes has quit Oldham already

Too much interference I believe, or he still doesn't know what the **** to do with League 2 players.

[Charly]

Fergie is a bit too busy at the moment to tell Scholes what to do, i guess

He heard that Alex wanted him to be Judy

[baitman]

Schteve McClaren booted by QPR

Queens Park Rangers have sacked manager Steve McClaren following a run of one win in 15 Championship games.

[Nicey]

Schteve McClaren booted by QPR

Queens Park Rangers have sacked manager Steve McClaren following a run of one win in 15 Championship games.

A DHL guy will have a Sam Allardyce on a wheeled trolley, I believe your Old White English Manager Model is defective Madam, we have sent the replacement all the same functions are available with the Allardyci 4000

[cannotmakeit]

Brighton & Hove Albion have confirmed that Chris Hughton has left the club with immediate effect. Hughton’s assistant Paul Trollope and first-team coach Paul Nevin have also left.

Chairman Tony Bloom said, “Chris has done an excellent job over the past four and a half years. First stabilising our club, reaching the play-offs in his first full season, securing our first ever promotion to the Premier League, and retaining our status in two successive seasons.

“Undoubtedly, this has been one of the most difficult decisions I have had to make as chairman of Brighton & Hove Albion, but ultimately one I have made due to how we struggled in the second half of the season.

“Our run of 3 wins from 23 Premier League matches put our status at significant risk. It is with that in mind, and the performances during that period, that I now feel it’s the right time for a change.

“Chris will always be very fondly remembered by Albion staff and fans as one of our club’s finest and most-respected managers.

“I would like to wish Chris, Paul and Paul – who have all worked extremely hard throughout their time here – every success for the future, and thank them on behalf of everyone at the club.

“They will always be welcome at the Amex, and will be remembered here with great affection.”

The club have confirmed that the process to find Chris’s successor is underway, and that there will be no further comment at this stage.

[S-RED]

Not suprised at all, BHA have been shocking & negative all season

[danperkins]

IMO it's an absolute disgrace. He's keep them up, club prob get 100m plus. Yet another club thinking they are better than they are. Hope they get relegated next season.

[BobTheCharmer]

He's done very well to keep them up but there's no denying their form has bombed significantly. In this instance I can understand him going but I think the will struggle next season regardless. Probably better for him he goes without a relegation on his CV.

[Bender]

IMO it's an absolute disgrace. He's keep them up, club prob get 100m plus. Yet another club thinking they are better than they are. Hope they get relegated next season.

Well he didn't really..they only stayed up due to Cardiff getting relegated...from Dec 26 Brighton only won 4 games....He's spent £77 million last season ....he's had a good go....You seem quite riled at Hughton's sacking

[Norbs]

**** him. If it's true that their players were out on the lash most of last week then he didn't surely have control of them.

[frank the tank]

prick

[Exiled_red]

It's a shame they didn't sack him a week ago, a new manager bounce at the weekend could have been helpful

[danperkins]

Well he didn't really..they only stayed up due to Cardiff getting relegated...from Dec 26 Brighton only won 4 games....He's spent £77 million last season ....he's had a good go....You seem quite riled at Hughton's sacking

They only stayed up because cardiff got relgated makes no sense mate

They stayed up because they got more points than the other relegated sides. Not riled up at all, could not care less about Hughton ... just sick of these nothing clubs thinking they are better than they are.

At the end of the day he kept them up in the toughtest league in the world regardless of their form in the 2nd half of the season.