The Managerial Merry Go Round™ - Steve Cooper sacked by Leicester

[Ketsbaia]

 

[LV]

Feels like West Brom sack their promotion winning manager to appoint a PFM by Christmas every time they get back up.

 

Destroy and exit.

 

 

Money money money

[AyeDubbleYoo]

Feels like West Brom sack their promotion winning manager to appoint a PFM by Christmas every time they get back up.

 

Destroy and exit.

 

 

Money money money

 

 

Best sketch in Athletico Mince IMO.

[KDT]

Should be a summer league with teams managed by 20 PFM/Relegation specialists from around the world.

[Guest]

He must fancy his chances of finishing above Fulham & Burnley to take the job, like. No idea how the fuck he does it but he always has the knack when he goes into a struggling new club. Brighton will be looking over their shoulders now.

[Foluwashola]

Never wanted a decision to backfire any more than this.

[Guest neesy111]

He must fancy his chances of finishing above Fulham & Burnley to take the job, like. No idea how the fuck he does it but he always has the knack when he goes into a struggling new club. Brighton will be looking over their shoulders now.

 

Gets them organized.  Think this will be a step too far for them.

 

Still think the only reason he kept Palace up was the money they spent.

Everton would've stayed up in anycase imo unless they made a disastrous appointment.

Mackems just did the new manager bounce again.

[leffe186]

Never wanted a decision to backfire any more than this.

 

Arsenal ditching Arsene tbh.

[TRon]

He’s going to keep them up isn’t he? ?

 

He won't if they don't give him extra funds in January. But they will, he always seems to get clubs to loosen the purse when he goes in to do a firefighting job.

[joeyt]

He must fancy his chances of finishing above Fulham & Burnley to take the job, like. No idea how the f*** he does it but he always has the knack when he goes into a struggling new club. Brighton will be looking over their shoulders now.

 

Gets them organized.  Think this will be a step too far for them.

 

Still think the only reason he kept Palace up was the money they spent.

Everton would've stayed up in anycase imo unless they made a disastrous appointment.

Mackems just did the new manager bounce again.

 

His recruitment for Sunderland was very good tbf. Khazri, Kirchoff and Kone.

 

Got Defoe properly firing

[samptime29]

Tbf West Brom are only 2 points behind Burnley, and if Brighton don't beat Fulham tonight, they're right in the mix.

 

It's all to play for regarding avoiding relegation. If West Brom could beat Villa at home this weekend, would give them a massive boost.

[Dr.Spaceman]

Still think we'll get dragged into it if we have a shit January window.

[Guest]

I think if we get 4 points from the next 2 games we’ll be fine.

[ScottishMagpie]

He wouldn't be taking the job if he hadn't been give assurances of cash to spend in January. 

 

Appointment just stinks... another pfm rotting up the premier league in 2020.

[Big Geordie]

From another forum;

 

"For what it’s worth, he was sacked before yesterday but still was nice enough to take the team due to the fact that Allardyce hadn’t had Covid clearance. Would have been even more interesting if they’d won last night "

 

WBA board have been taking lessons from Mike Ashley. Cunts!

[Guest]

I had no idea until the sacking was announced that Julian Dicks was on the coaching staff.

[Big Geordie]

I had no idea until the sacking was announced that Julian Dicks was on the coaching staff.

 

He was a proper radgie as a player. Always seemed to be sent off when he came up to Newcastle.

[GideonShandy]

I had no idea until the sacking was announced that Julian Dicks was on the coaching staff.

 

He was a proper radgie as a player. Always seemed to be sent off when he came up to Newcastle.

 

"His first dismissal came after he threw his elbow into the face of Newcastle United player Franz Carr. There had been no friction between the two players with Dicks saying of the incident "Not to this day do I know why I did it. I had it in my mind that I was going to elbow him, and that was it — bang!""

[Big Geordie]

I had no idea until the sacking was announced that Julian Dicks was on the coaching staff.

 

He was a proper radgie as a player. Always seemed to be sent off when he came up to Newcastle.

 

"His first dismissal came after he threw his elbow into the face of Newcastle United player Franz Carr. There had been no friction between the two players with Dicks saying of the incident "Not to this day do I know why I did it. I had it in my mind that I was going to elbow him, and that was it — bang!""

 

Like I said.

[Doctor Zaius]

Will depend on who Allardyce brings in. He's always had a decent eye for a player and has made some fairly stellar signings at all the clubs he was at looking at this, also partial to an absolute disaster of a signing:

 

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/sam-allardyce/spielertransfers/trainer/445/plus/0/galerie/0?station_id=39069

 

Of course, more disasters than hits for us. Out of:

 

Smith, Geremi, Enrique, Barton, Rozenhal, Cacapa, Beye, Faye, Viduka you'd have to say only Enrique and Beye were out and out successes and Enrique never really got going until the Championship season really. Faye at a push.

 

 

 

[Rafalove]

I liked Viduka

[AyeDubbleYoo]

I would love Big Sam to take over WBA and get relegated.

[HaydnNUFC]

Allardyce confirmed at WBA.

[Guest neesy111]

I would love Big Sam to take over WBA and get relegated.

[HaydnNUFC]

He obviously didn't fancy Man City away.