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absolutely no chance. i'll give you the money myself.
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Never known so many go in a season only half through.
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The 2022/23 season holds the record for the most Premier League manager sackings in a single campaign, with a total of 14 managerial changes. This surpassed the previous record of 10, which was set in four different seasons.
The managers dismissed during the record-breaking season were: Scott Parker (Bournemouth) Thomas Tuchel (Chelsea) Bruno Lage (Wolverhampton Wanderers) Steven Gerrard (Aston Villa) Ralph Hasenhuttl (Southampton) Frank Lampard (Everton) Jesse Marsch (Leeds United) Nathan Jones (Southampton) Patrick Vieira (Crystal Palace) Antonio Conte (Tottenham Hotspur) Brendan Rodgers (Leicester City) Graham Potter (Chelsea) Cristian Stellini (Tottenham Hotspur - interim coach) Javi Gracia (Leeds United) AI |
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Nuno was sacked by Forest after losing to West Ham. He could now be sacked by West Ham after losing to Forest. In the same season.
C McKenna |
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No chance? No way they allow this level to continue
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Iraola could be next for gardening leave
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Or Tommy Frank
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A few contenders after today’s results
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Would be mad for Bournemouth to consider getting rid of Iraola having decimated the side (by some financial necessity)..doesn't mean they wouldn't of course..
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Glasner going for it....
“I feel we are being abandoned completely. The worst thing is selling our captain one day before playing a game”. “I have kept my mouth shut until now... You get your heart torn out twice this season, both times one day before a game, Eze and Guehi”. |
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seems Frank backers went in too soon
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Oliver Glasner: “Crystal Palace are fine to end the season like this — with Oliver Glasner, with another manager, I don't know”.
“I DON’T CARE”, says via @BobbyManzi |
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Swap Glasner for Frank. Simples. They don’t even need to move house.
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Bank of Frank
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Dyche coming up on the rails
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I think we are going to have a winner this week. Frank back in contention.
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