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Post by steve on Nov 17, 2017 5:44:37 GMT 1
ANOTHER NAME IN THE HAT
Wales boss Chris Coleman, 47, is interested in taking over as manager of Sunderland.
And down in the midlands
West Brom manager Tony Pulis could have just two games to save his job.
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Post by steve on Nov 17, 2017 21:31:23 GMT 1
WELL THAT’S ONE SORTED
Chris Coleman has left his job with Wales to take over at Championship club Sunderland.
Coleman will succeed Simon Grayson, who was sacked after 18 games in charge.
Not a good appointment in my opinion but there again what do I know?
So it’s down to Everton to sort out their managerial vacancy.
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Post by lesd on Nov 17, 2017 21:50:31 GMT 1
How long before we hear that Allardyce wants the Wales job?
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Post by steve on Nov 17, 2017 22:06:39 GMT 1
What a good shout Les😱
BUT
West Bromwich Albion's Welsh manager Tony Pulis has been installed as the bookmakers' early favourites to succeed Chris Coleman
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Post by steve on Nov 20, 2017 15:22:18 GMT 1
DID YOU SEE THIS ONE COMING?
Tony Pulis has been sacked as West Brom head coach with the club a point above the Premier League relegation zone and without a win in 10 top-flight games.
The Baggies were beaten 4-0 at home by Chelsea on Saturday. Albion won their first three games of the season, but have drawn four and lost seven since beating Accrington in the Carabao Cup on 22 August.
BUT THE REALLY BAD NEWS FOR BAGGIES FANS IS:
Former West Brom and Nottingham Forest manager Gary Megson, who had been Pulis' assistant, is taking over "until further notice". Good luck there then lads, you’ll need it with that idiot in charge.
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Post by steve on Nov 21, 2017 17:30:59 GMT 1
RUNNERS AND RIDERS FOR THE ‘BAGGIES’ JOB
Former West Brom captain Derek McInnes, who manages Aberdeen, is among the contenders to replace the sacked Tony Pulis as Baggies head coach.
However, West Brom fans want former Everton boss Ronald Koeman to succeed Pulis.
Former West Ham boss Alan Pardew, ex-Leicester City manager Nigel Pearson and Republic of Ireland boss Martin O'Neill are also in the running for the West Brom job.
But old favourate for every job is also in there.
Ex-England boss Sam Allardyce is also a target for West Brom - and it has emerged that even some of the club's players were chanting for Pulis to go.
Former Brighton boss Oscar Garcia, who was once linked with the Forest manager’s job, is interested in the West Brom job. The 44-year-old left St Etienne last week and is keen to replace the sacked Tony Pulis, it is understood.
And Pulis is already being lined up to fail again at:-
Pulis is one of the favourites to succeed Paul Clement if Swansea City sack him, and will also be among the main contenders for the Wales job.
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Post by nick090372 on Nov 21, 2017 18:52:32 GMT 1
Gary Megson is unfortunately also a former Norwich City player and manager. I wouldn't want him managing a Sunday league side. He would definitely be a short odds favourite to manage the donkey eleven!!!
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Post by steve on Nov 23, 2017 7:21:59 GMT 1
ANOTHER DAY ANOTHER NAME
Former West Ham, Newcastle and Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew is the favourite to replace Tony Pulis at West Brom
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Post by steve on Nov 24, 2017 17:29:26 GMT 1
THE DREADED VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
Swansea boss Paul Clement says he still has support from the club's board despite a disappointing start to the season.
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Post by steve on Nov 27, 2017 18:35:47 GMT 1
IS THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNING?
Everton reopen talks with Sam Allardyce about becoming their next permanent boss.
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Post by steve on Nov 29, 2017 14:41:22 GMT 1
SERIAL FAILURE GETS ANOTHER JOB
West Brom have appointed former Newcastle and Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew as manager.
The Baggies sacked Tony Pulis on 20 November after they went 10 Premier League games without a victory and were a point above the relegation zone.
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Post by steve on Nov 29, 2017 15:44:39 GMT 1
GOTHAM CITY RESIDENT REPORTED TO HAVE TAKEN CHARGE OF THE TOFFEES
Big Sam is in at Everton, according to reports
Everton have finally completed their search for a new manager with the appointment of Sam Allardyce,(AKA The dark knight) according to reports.
The Daily Mail reported Allardyce has signed an 18-month deal and quoted owner Farhad Moshiri saying: “We need a strong leader, he gives us that.”
The former England boss ruled himself out of the running earlier this month, claiming he did not feel the Toffees were convinced he was the right man.
But, after Everton’s pursuit of Watford boss Marco Silva was met with a firm rebuttal from Vicarage Road, the club returned to Allardyce.
This will be the 10th English club managerial position of the 63-year-old’s career, with Allardyce most recently having guided Crystal Palace to safety last season.
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Post by steve on Dec 4, 2017 3:00:47 GMT 1
ANOTHER MANAGER WHO’S BEEN TO ‘HULL’ AND BACK
Hull City boss Leonid Slutsky has left the club by "mutual consent" after the Championship side went seven games without a win.
The former CSKA Moscow manager became the first Russian to manage an English side when he took over the relegated Premier League club in the summer.
However, the 46-year-old won only four of his 20 league games in charge and questioned his players' mentality after losing 4-1 at Sheffield United.
Hull are 20th in the Championship.
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Post by steve on Dec 4, 2017 18:25:06 GMT 1
DON’T DO IT!
Former Nottingham Forest boss Billy Davies is a top candidate for the Hull City job with the bookies.
He’s one ‘Hull’ of a manager and will take you down again.
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Post by lesd on Dec 9, 2017 18:59:47 GMT 1
Hull have appointed former Southampton and Reading boss Nigel Adkins as their new head coach on an 18-month contract.
The 52-year-old replaces Russian Leonid Slutsky, who left on Sunday with the club 20th in the Championship.
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