Prediction League Managerial sacking thread
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Language Timothy.Nobody wants to read about your bizarre sexual fantasies on this thread, you arsehole
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I can confirm this, Ross is living a charmed life and is on borrowed time.
Looking at Sunderland social media, the Mackems seem to have an issue with Jack Ross watching the game with his hands in his pockets ?
Watford may have sacked one manager, that won't stop them from sacking another one at least.
With Portsmouth towards the bottom, I think Jackett is under pressure.
Please Bows, start your strongest 11 tomorrow ..that means J.Williams & Pearcey
Just watched poor Nathan Jones interview after Stoke’s latest defeat last night.
He sounded like David Brent on acid.
He sounded like David Brent on acid.
Brilliant description. Amazing how quickly his star has gone on the wane. He was revered at Charlton, then at Luton (deservedly), now he's a failure at a club with one of the wealthiest owners in football. If he learns a bit of humility he should be OK.
Newcastle are absolutely shocking.
The British Roland Duchatelet- Mike Ashley- will presumably spare his patsy Steve Bruce.
The British Roland Duchatelet- Mike Ashley- will presumably spare his patsy Steve Bruce.
Bruce has been talking about working on a more expansive game.
They’re dooooooomed
Yeh can't see Bruce lasting much longer and Watford will be us in 06/07, maybe Pardew will take them down too
Stoke losing at home to bottom club Udders could spell the end of Nathan Jones there. Every time a managerial vacancy crops up is a cause for concern, but Stoke are loaded, so It's a major worry.
I'd worry more if a time comes when Charlton are struggling.
Should we have a poor winter and end up bottom 6 in the new year, then a big Club decides they need a hungry young manager.
Bowyer would still have enough credit for the good work he's done so far at Charlton to be of interest to a richer Club, and LB is unlikely to be blamed for a run of poor form at Charlton, as most other Clubs will be aware of what a tight-fisted tool Duchatelet is and how LB is in an almost impossible position.
If Bowyer starts to think this season is going to be a failure after all, and he's only got two or three months left on his contract? That's the time he might consider a big offer from a wealthy Club.
Should we have a poor winter and end up bottom 6 in the new year, then a big Club decides they need a hungry young manager.
Bowyer would still have enough credit for the good work he's done so far at Charlton to be of interest to a richer Club, and LB is unlikely to be blamed for a run of poor form at Charlton, as most other Clubs will be aware of what a tight-fisted tool Duchatelet is and how LB is in an almost impossible position.
If Bowyer starts to think this season is going to be a failure after all, and he's only got two or three months left on his contract? That's the time he might consider a big offer from a wealthy Club.
Why would Bow leave a team fighting for Promotion to join a team fighting relegation?..... other than money
Reading between the lines of Bowyer's statements, he won't spend another season under Douchatelet, what with all the last minute ducking and diving and one-year contract for himself. But, having found that he's rather good at this management lark, if he gives up hope of Douchatelet selling he will be pondering his next move.Why would Bow leave a team fighting for Promotion to join a team fighting relegation?..... other than money
Bowyer’s comments serve as a stark wake up call to the snivelling Apologists on ITTV.
He won’t work for much longer under these conditions, and why should he?
He has earned the right to better working conditions.
The next pinch point comes, as always under Duchatelet, in the January transfer window.
Lookman .....Holmes......Konsa .....Lyle Taylor.
I’m sure the compensation will cushion his disappointment, but OGS is the most over promoted individual in Premier League history.