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Sack race 23/24 season

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JLW

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Player Valuation: £70m
I know it’s early and squads haven’t been assembled yet but I’m going for these 3 to be the first to go.

1. David Moyes
2. Steve Cooper
3. Woy Hodgson
 


As others have said, I’d be shocked if it’s not Lopetegui.

Feels to me like he wants the payoff, rather than resigning. Didn’t want the job to begin with, eventually accepted the job, seemingly on false pretences.
Can’t spend in the summer due to FFP restrictions and has been very vocal.

I’d be shocked if he remains. They’ve got a very Everton situation going on there.

1. Lopetegui
2. Heckingbottom (he’s a low wage option for Sheffield Utd, but will they try stick around if they struggle, giving him the boot?)
3. Sean Dyche - I reckon it would be a resignation job, to be completely honest. If they club offer him money and they don’t get what he wants, he could easily walk.

But for once, I actually feel it’s a very solid core of managers, who may actually not all get the bullet.
 
mmmmsnouts said:
Tossing a cheeky bet on Postecoglou. Could see him being absolutely pants
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I think he could do well at Spurs but it all depends on how much time they give him.
He wasn't universally accepted by spurs fans and a bad start could see him sacked early.If I was him I would be happy to see Kane go as I think he has to much to say in that dressing room.
 
barneygumble said:
As others have said, I’d be shocked if it’s not Lopetegui.

Feels to me like he wants the payoff, rather than resigning. Didn’t want the job to begin with, eventually accepted the job, seemingly on false pretences.
Can’t spend in the summer due to FFP restrictions and has been very vocal.

I’d be shocked if he remains. They’ve got a very Everton situation going on there.

1. Lopetegui
2. Heckingbottom (he’s a low wage option for Sheffield Utd, but will they try stick around if they struggle, giving him the boot?)
3. Sean Dyche - I reckon it would be a resignation job, to be completely honest. If they club offer him money and they don’t get what he wants, he could easily walk.

But for once, I actually feel it’s a very solid core of managers, who may actually not all get the bullet.
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Lopetegui is the one. They were talking on TalkSports yesterday about his recent comments, with some suggesting he'd walk away. I sincerely doubt this.

His recent admissions are simply preparing for the fairly likely poor start to the season and building his defence - "Look, I told you. It isn't my fault etc."

I know we're scrapping the transfer barrel, but so are Wolves and their squad is weak took. They will sack him, and he'll walk away with the pay-out.
 
PhilM said:
Lopetegui is the one. They were talking on TalkSports yesterday about his recent comments, with some suggesting he'd walk away. I sincerely doubt this.

His recent admissions are simply preparing for the fairly likely poor start to the season and building his defence - "Look, I told you. It isn't my fault etc."

I know we're scrapping the transfer barrel, but so are Wolves and their squad is weak took. They will sack him, and he'll walk away with the pay-out.
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He wants the pay out big time.
They’ve crept up quietly on the FFP front (probably because they’re all staring at us).

But it looks like the owner isn’t willing to put more in, their finances are precarious and they’ve subsequently got to sell to keep afloat.

Can’t say I’m a huge fan of Wolves, they had a taste of Europe, then started acting all very arrogant. Molineux isn’t my favourite away either.

The more teams in the mix the merrier and the quicker they sack Lopetegui the better for me, as no way they’re bringing anyone decent in.
 

barneygumble said:
As others have said, I’d be shocked if it’s not Lopetegui.

Feels to me like he wants the payoff, rather than resigning. Didn’t want the job to begin with, eventually accepted the job, seemingly on false pretences.
Can’t spend in the summer due to FFP restrictions and has been very vocal.

I’d be shocked if he remains. They’ve got a very Everton situation going on there.

1. Lopetegui
2. Heckingbottom (he’s a low wage option for Sheffield Utd, but will they try stick around if they struggle, giving him the boot?)
3. Sean Dyche - I reckon it would be a resignation job, to be completely honest. If they club offer him money and they don’t get what he wants, he could easily walk.

But for once, I actually feel it’s a very solid core of managers, who may actually not all get the bullet.
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Amazing isnt it that FFP is saving clubs like Everton & Wolves from themselves despite both having billionaire owners.

Meanwhile Chelsea can spend £400m in one season.

@Saint Domingo
 
ForeverBlue92 said:
Amazing isnt it that FFP is saving clubs like Everton & Wolves from themselves despite both having billionaire owners.

Meanwhile Chelsea can spend £400m in one season.

@Saint Domingo
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It saved Leicester so I’m sure it will save Wolves as well. I bet Emery will stick around also for a few seasons when he can’t spend anything if Villa don’t make the CL this season.

For the good of the game though. It also doesn’t matter if the regulations aren’t fair because Moshiri spent 500 million once didn’t you know.
 

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