The Managerial Sack Race

[Chris]

Well hopefully despite his amazing expertise they **** off back to the Championship. **** stadium, **** away trip, **** team, **** support.

[Rich]

Is his first signing going to be his son? It usually is...

[Hollowman]

Not unless they can match the hundred grand he's stealing from Toronto every week.

[redmike65]

Freddy Adu might be a prem player.

[Phoenix07]

Steve McClaren back at Derby, and Steve Bruce at Aston Villa.

[Gingawaria]

Never ceases to amaze me the amount of **** managers just walk into jobs.

[Reece]

Never ceases to amaze me the amount of **** managers just walk into jobs.

Seems like there is this pot of **** journeyman managers that the same old teams draw from whenever they need a new manager. It's depressing.

You see this blame on foreign managers thrown around as to why there is a lack of good young English managers/coaches, but the above is more the reason IMO.

[RichC]

Yup, it's literally the merry-go-round gravy train for these guys. Get a job, paid a small fortune, **** it up and get paid off to leave then rinse and repeat.

[Yozza]

[Gibbo]

Phelan confirmed as Hull boss.

[Bender]

Time to refresh this ......
New favourites
Alan Pardew
Bob Bradley
Mike Phelan
David Moyes

[Bloodraven]

Brad Bobley's safe at least until the end of December.

[baitman]

Moyes is safe as you dont need to win to be a winner etc.

[RedReet]

Moyes is safe as you dont need to win to be a winner etc.

Moyes is safe because Gibbo lauged at me for predicting them to avoid the drop. Been playing great since then.

[dww]

I think Moyes does appear to be turning Sunderland around (albeit slowly). It was a broken club so he deserves credit if he can sustain the momentum they have over the rest of the season. Turning Anichebe into a useful player is nearly up there with Conte's work on Moses in terms of football alchemy.

For differing reasons you would think Hull and Swansea would stick with what they have for a while longer. Bradley certainly deserves a chance. People are very keen to start talking about sacking managers after what amounts to a few bad weeks.

Pardew, however, has had a long time to mould Palace. If their run continues then they will have to be thinking seriously about a change.