The Managerial Sack Race

[dom9]

West Ham were good in 1985.

Anyone who says otherwise is lying. They're not much better than a yo-yo club.

This is completely in line with historic standards, and this should be expected.

[Bender]

West Ham were good in 1885.

Anyone who says otherwise is lying. They're not much better than a yo-yo club.

[dom9]

Yes, they were also good before they existed.

[Bender]

Yes, they were also good before they existed.

[Phoenix07]

Was just thinking exactly that - when was the last time all three of them managed in the PL at the same time?

The 2010/11 Premier League season. Look at the managers below, who all managed during the 2010/11 season:

Roy Hodgson - Liverpool & West Brom (sacked Jan 2011 by Liverpool)
Alex McCleish - Birmingham City
Sam Allardyce - Blackburn Rovers (sacked Dec 2010)
Steve Kean - Blackburn Rovers
Ian Holloway - Blackpool
Owen Coyle - Bolton
David Moyes - Everton
Mark Hughes - Fulham
Chris Houghton - Newcastle (sacked Dec 2010)
Alan Pardew - Newcastle
Tony Pulis - Stoke
Steve Bruce - Sunderland
Harry Redknapp - Tottenham
Roberto Martinez - Wigan
Mick McCarthy - Wolves

Of course, we had Dalglish from January, Arsenal had Wenger, Chelsea had Ancelotti, Man Utd had Ferguson, and Man City had Mancini. Aston Villa had Houllier after O'Neill resigned in August 2010.

However, the 2010/11 season is a stain in the history of the league for having all those managers in charge of Premier League clubs in the same season.

[gratziani]

Steve Kean ,

[Bender]

Next lot of managers on the sack list are
Pellegrini
Pulis
Clement
Hodgson
Howe
Moyes

[Dirk07]

Next lot of managers on the sack list are
Pellegrini
Pulis
Clement
Hodgson
Howe

Errr think you've forgotten David Moyes Footballing Genius

[Bender]

Errr think you've forgotten David Moyes Footballing Genius

Damn i have

[Shaggy]

The 2010/11 Premier League season. Look at the managers below, who all managed during the 2010/11 season:

Roy Hodgson - Liverpool & West Brom (sacked Jan 2011 by Liverpool)
Alex McCleish - Birmingham City
Sam Allardyce - Blackburn Rovers (sacked Dec 2010)
Steve Kean - Blackburn Rovers
Ian Holloway - Blackpool
Owen Coyle - Bolton
David Moyes - Everton
Mark Hughes - Fulham
Chris Houghton - Newcastle (sacked Dec 2010)
Alan Pardew - Newcastle
Tony Pulis - Stoke
Steve Bruce - Sunderland
Harry Redknapp - Tottenham
Roberto Martinez - Wigan
Mick McCarthy - Wolves

Of course, we had Dalglish from January, Arsenal had Wenger, Chelsea had Ancelotti, Man Utd had Ferguson, and Man City had Mancini. Aston Villa had Houllier after O'Neill resigned in August 2010.

However, the 2010/11 season is a stain in the history of the league for having all those managers in charge of Premier League clubs in the same season.

Jesus. That is amazing.

[Shaggy]

[ame]https://twitter.com/DeanJonesBR/status/927540370656956416[/ame]

[baitman]

with the lack of talent about i cannot believe ryan giggs cant get a gig

[Shaggy]

[ame]https://twitter.com/aarbeloa17/status/927613735111397376[/ame]

[Fivex]

Which knob cheese on BT sports said the other day when we scored something like “Liverpool scoring.. the West Ham way”?

[Bloodraven]

https://twitter.com/aarbeloa17/statu...13735111397376

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