The Managerial Sack Race - Page 33

Buzzo · 20-10-17, 08:58 PM

Bye bye Bilic.

Deano · 20-10-17, 09:00 PM

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Originally Posted by RedReet

I thought Fat Sam had retired?

Very much a rumour but Fat Sam wouldn't pass a medical for any top level job.

Cant blame him tho, he's made a mint why carry on......

Bender · 21-10-17, 11:59 AM

Roboklopp · 21-10-17, 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by RedReet

I thought Fat Sam had retired?

He can never retire from being a massive fat cunt, it’s just who he is.

Bender · 21-10-17, 03:16 PM

Mark Hughes could be next for the sack

Shaggy · 25-10-17, 05:22 PM

Claude Puel set for the Leicester job. Blimey.

Shaggy · 25-10-17, 07:35 PM

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Tatterdemalion · 25-10-17, 11:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Shaggy

https://twitter.com/SkySportsNews/st...55926731280384

Leicester City vice-chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha said Puel was "a perfect fit".

Which presumably is why they gave him such a long term deal.

Yozza · 05-11-17, 10:01 AM

Everyone is talking about Bilic going with Moyes potentially in....

But surely Pullis is on the list too? West Brom have won just two of their past 20 Premier League games, the worst sequence of any team still in the top flight.....

Chris · 05-11-17, 10:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Yozza

Everyone is talking about Bilic going with Moyes potentially in....

But surely Pullis is on the list too? West Brom have won just two of their past 20 Premier League games, the worst sequence of any team still in the top flight.....

Yep, he started 5 defenders and 3 dm’s v Huddersfield yesterday, he’s a disgrace, no wonder Brom fans are sick of it. His media worshippers will be straight out if he does get the sack though, ungrateful fans, be careful what you wish for bla bla.

Phoenix07 · 05-11-17, 10:57 AM

This was Owen on Pulis two years ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLUuQaBkXcs

Yozza · 05-11-17, 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Chris

Yep, he started 5 defenders and 3 dm’s v Huddersfield yesterday, he’s a disgrace, no wonder Brom fans are sick of it. His media worshippers will be straight out if he does get the sack though, ungrateful fans, be careful what you wish for bla bla.

That's exactly what Danny Murphy & Fat Sam said last night - made me chuckle as it was totally expected

'leave Tony alone'.......

Shaggy · 05-11-17, 11:23 AM

Same as Murphy on Moyes last night. They don't half stick together eh. Embarrassing.

Murphy said Moyes would “get them (West Ham) a lot harder to beat, that’s for sure”. Sunderland lost 26 of their 38 league games under him.

Chris · 05-11-17, 12:13 PM

Yep, I doubt Sociedad, Sunderland or Man Utd fans agree with that! And yet they all mock and that when Leicester hired Puel who finished 8th and got to a cup final with a nothing club last season! I can only imagine the worship an Allardyce, Pulis and co would get for that sort of season.

@danielstorey85
7 of last 13 PL managerial appointments have been Brits aged 50-70. Moyes and Allardyce next. There's your barrier to young British coaches.

red g · 05-11-17, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Chris

Yep, I doubt Sociedad, Sunderland or Man Utd fans agree with that! And yet they all mock and that when Leicester hired Puel who finished 8th and got to a cup final with a nothing club last season! I can only imagine the worship an Allardyce, Pulis and co would get for that sort of season.

@danielstorey85
7 of last 13 PL managerial appointments have been Brits aged 50-70. Moyes and Allardyce next. There's your barrier to young British coaches.

Yes but Puel is a bit monotone and can hardly inspire a dressing room like fat sam, redknapp et al.

quite an amazing stat that at the end, Obviously thats why there are so many sackings in the PL

Exiled_red · 05-11-17, 10:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Chris

Yep, I doubt Sociedad, Sunderland or Man Utd fans agree with that! And yet they all mock and that when Leicester hired Puel who finished 8th and got to a cup final with a nothing club last season! I can only imagine the worship an Allardyce, Pulis and co would get for that sort of season.

@danielstorey85
7 of last 13 PL managerial appointments have been Brits aged 50-70. Moyes and Allardyce next. There's your barrier to young British coaches.

It's not at all surprising, ok not many get a shot at the top 6 jobs, but no matter how crap you are if you're a British manager with experience in the PL someone will give you a job. It's the LMA setup again the likes of Moyes and Allerdyce are the current generation of it.

Shaggy · 06-11-17, 12:16 PM

Bilic gone

Darkon · 06-11-17, 12:18 PM

Not a surprise really, miserable time they have had.

EwarWoo · 06-11-17, 12:20 PM

He should have been gone last season, fair do's to owners for giving him this long.

Phoenix07 · 06-11-17, 12:35 PM

Now we're going to have Moyes at West Ham, Hodgson at Palace, and maybe Allardyce at Everton.

Shaggy · 06-11-17, 12:36 PM

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Now we're going to have Moyes at West Ham, Hodgson at Palace, and maybe Allardyce at Everton.

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

Shaggy · 06-11-17, 12:38 PM

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red g · 06-11-17, 12:55 PM

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Now we're going to have Moyes at West Ham, Hodgson at Palace, and maybe Allardyce at Everton.

best league in the world

labourRed · 06-11-17, 01:20 PM

West Ham have been absolutely dreadful for a few years now and a lot of that must be down to the coaching. Defensively they at times can be a complete horror show, really amateur stuff, like not covering corners (and i'm not even talking about yesterday). It really rankled with me when they beat us last year 'cause they were/are dreadful.

Bender · 06-11-17, 01:21 PM

Wow West Ham showing a real lack of ambition

dom9 · 06-11-17, 01:22 PM

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 · 06-11-17, 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by dom9

West Ham were good in 1885.

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

dom9 · 06-11-17, 01:27 PM

Yes, they were also good before they existed.

Bender · 06-11-17, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by dom9

Yes, they were also good before they existed.

Phoenix07 · 06-11-17, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Shaggy

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 · 06-11-17, 03:14 PM

Steve Kean ,

Bender · 06-11-17, 04:24 PM

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

Dirk07 · 06-11-17, 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Bender

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

Errr think you've forgotten David Moyes Footballing Genius

Bender · 06-11-17, 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Dirk07

Errr think you've forgotten David Moyes Footballing Genius

Damn i have

Shaggy · 06-11-17, 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Phoenix07

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.