Managers in England

[BigAl]

Derek Adams punted by the consortium that have taken over at Morecombe and to add salt into his wounds he has now been replaced by a 30 year old who has never managed at first team level.

Bet he now wishes he had stuck in a bit more whilst at County and didn't burn his bridges when leaving.

 

His replacement Ashvir Singh Johal becomes the first Sikh to take charge of a professional British club as a result of his appointment.

[dons8321]

What are the odds of Dennis/Harry Graham Potter being the first sacking?

[Jute]

34 minutes ago, dons8321 said:

What are the odds of Dennis/Harry Graham Potter being the first sacking?

Think the only question is whether he jumps or is pushed. 

[wokinginashearerwonderland]

Not in England yet but Mourinho has left Fenerbache.  New manager of Man Utd before September is out.

[Jute]

11 minutes ago, wokinginashearerwonderland said:

Not in England yet but Mourinho has left Fenerbache.  New manager of Man Utd before September is out.

Seems to be suggestions in English press that although Amorim has backing of the board that he is considering resigning so might not be that far fetched. 

[Jute]

Nottingham Forrest become first club to sack manager this season in premier league. 
 

Surprised this didn’t happen over the summer as Espírito Santo’s relationship with the nut job owner seemed to have completely broken down. 

[RicoS321]

35 minutes ago, Jute said:

Nottingham Forrest become first club to sack manager this season in premier league. 
 

Surprised this didn’t happen over the summer as Espírito Santo’s relationship with the nut job owner seemed to have completely broken down. 

Not picking Gunn enough?

[Jute]

Ange Postecoglou appointed at Forrest. I can see his relationship with their crackpot owner being as interesting as the previous managers was. 
 

 

[Jute2]

Postecoglou gone even quicker than I thought. Dyche favourite to replace him. 

[Jute2]

Graham Potter appointed Sweden manager.

 

[BigAl]

Clock already ticking on Sean Dyche @ Notts Forrest following the announcement of him as new manager 

[dons8321]

Wolves sack Pereira.  He'd signed a 3 yr deal in September so don't feel too sorry for him. 

[Jute2]

Wonder if the go back for Garry O’Neil 

[Jute2]

Southampton manager sacked. 
 

https://www.southamptonfc.com/en/news/article/club-statement-will-still

[BigAl]

Not really a huge surprise but Wolves confirm Rob Edwards as new manager.

[dons8321]

Philippe Clement gets the Norwich gig.

[swaddon]

Enzo Maresca has left Chelsea by mutual consent.

[Jute]

35 minutes ago, swaddon said:

Enzo Maresca has left Chelsea by mutual consent.

Maresca paying for them winning club World Cup in July. Players have looked shattered and picked up a lot of injuries which could be argued came from playing so many games in the summer. 

[Jupiter]

Chelsea firing a manager isn't exactly news.

[TheDonbytheDee]

19 hours ago, swaddon said:

Enzo Maresca has left Chelsea by mutual consent.

Strasbourg Manager, Leroy Rosenior, is favourite for the job.

I'd say that is a huge step up for him. I didn't think Strasbourg looked that good against us last month.

[swaddon]

I was just looking at a list of Chelsea's managers there. I forgot most of them from the last decade or so. I also didn't know Ian Porterfield was manager there, or Geoff Hurst.

[Jupiter]

8 hours ago, TheDonbytheDee said:

Strasbourg Manager, Leroy Rosenior, is favourite for the job.

I'd say that is a huge step up for him. I didn't think Strasbourg looked that good against us last month.

It's actually Liam Rosenior who is his son according to the internet.

[tlg1903]

8 hours ago, TheDonbytheDee said:

Strasbourg Manager, Leroy Rosenior, is favourite for the job.

I'd say that is a huge step up for him. I didn't think Strasbourg looked that good against us last month.

To each their own but there was times I thought they moved the ball very well against us.  You're right that it's a huge step up though and would be a huge gamble.  Rosenior (who I did find very impressive when he spoke and not just because he blew a shit ton of smoke up the dons arse)  probably needs a successful stint at a club of say Fiorentina's sort of size and stature before he's going to be ready for a club the size of Chelsea.  

[TheDonbytheDee]

1 hour ago, tlg1903 said:

To each their own but there was times I thought they moved the ball very well against us.  You're right that it's a huge step up though and would be a huge gamble.  Rosenior (who I did find very impressive when he spoke and not just because he blew a shit ton of smoke up the dons arse)  probably needs a successful stint at a club of say Fiorentina's sort of size and stature before he's going to be ready for a club the size of Chelsea.  

They did, but I wasn't overly impressed with them. The individual class of their players was evident, but expected more from them as a team.

Strasbourg are owned by the same lot that own Chelsea, so possibly some sort of shyte going on with them.

If I was a Chelsea fan, and thank goodness I'm not, I wouldn't be overly chuffed about appointing a sacked Derby and Hull manager. Those kind of appointments rarely work out.

[Kowalski]

Amorim sacked.