Managers to be sacked in the PL 2021/22

[TheBigIguana]

Yeah, think it depends what their target is, having reached the top flight they might have given a remit that it needs an X amount of points by a certain time, what I meant is they will have mo qualms about firing if it's not up to their aims, they run the club a bit differently to most others, it's more a coach job than manager

Yes that's true. They've been a club that relies on sustainability which means that they in theory won't be too worried about yo-yoing a little bit. If they establish themselves for 3 to 5 seasons in the PL that might change.

 

[duncs pigeon]

they hit incredible form at the end of last season and reached a european semi final

their form from matchday 19 was decent, they would have been 3rd in the league table with 37 points and a goal difference of 15. Only Chelsea - 41 and Man City - 48 had a better second half of the season.

in a short space of time he's won a fa cup final and reached a semi final in europe

he's trying to fix the defence problems with ben white

i think he's an astute fella and has learnt some tricks from pep and is slowly going to turn this arsenal side around

Agree mate. Could be an
outside bet for top four, no Europe will help them.

 

[jaycee]

Yes that's true. They've been a club that relies on sustainability which means that they in theory won't be too worried about yo-yoing a little bit. If they establish themselves for 3 to 5 seasons in the PL that might change.

Yeah depends on what the target is, looking through the league it's difficult to make a list, Norwich will accept relegation before a ball is kicked, they will stick, Brighton seem to have a belief in Potter, can't see any of the top 4 getting sacked, Bruce I think is safe as long as he's within distance of avoiding relegation, think the same applies at Saints, Burnley and Leeds I dont think they will do it either, it really is hard to pick say 3 sackings

 

[TheBigIguana]

Yeah depends on what the target is, looking through the league it's difficult to make a list, Norwich will accept relegation before a ball is kicked, they will stick, Brighton seem to have a belief in Potter, can't see any of the top 4 getting sacked, Bruce I think is safe as long as he's within distance of avoiding relegation, think the same applies at Saints, Burnley and Leeds I dont think they will do it either, it really is hard to pick say 3 sackings

I think Bruce can get sacked because he's a bad manager who is only a few bad moments of luck away from losing 8 in a row. It could go all wrong for Wolves or Saints and they'd sack the guy to try and stay up. I don't think Norwich are giving Farke another whole season if he's as bad as he was the first time. There will definitely be a few.

Some are saying they think Arteta is finding himself but I disagree, the results improved but the performances really didn't. If they're mid-table again in February it'll get interesting.

 

[barneygumble]

Can’t see past

Hassnhüttl, he almost seems a broken man tbh.

Xisco - not a slight on him, but the owners are trigger happy.

Vieira - Palace have recruited well, but just something in the back of my mind thinking he could be on the list.

Outsiders
Dean Smith - spent serious money
Rafael
Solskjaer
Wolves fella - if it goes horrendously wrong.

 

[degsy]

Watford will go through 3 managers at least
Viera will be amazing or disaster
Hassenhutl might finally run out of cache

I can also see Bielsa walking for some bizarre reason

Especially if Leeds get 2nd season syndrome like Sheffield U. one day something will do his head in...like with most people its usually a little thing and, as you say, Bielsa being Bielsa, he'll spew it.

I really, really want Herr Norbert to lose it good style, hopefully on prime time tv...(are they ever on anything else?)

 

[Bilko]

Nuno at Spurs. Reminds me of Mike Walker coming from Norwich to us, job might be too big for him. Suspect fans aren't exactly enamored by him, think they had heart set on Poch returning.

 

[PhilM]

Think Ollie will be in a difficult position if United don’t have a very good start

After signing a new contract only last week, I think it would take a dire start for him to be axed.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Think Ollie will be in a difficult position if United don’t have a very good start

Is he allowed to use his "special player" agent at Utd?

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

Watford and/or Wolves boss.

 

[EverTheOptimist]

OGS definitely under pressure, time to deliver now, he's amazingly spent around 400 million now.

Contracts mean nothing, they gave Moyes a 6 year contract and sacked him after 7-8 months.

Anything that is detrimental to the share price, the Glazers will pull the trigger.

 

[JLW]

Watford and/or Wolves boss.

I don’t even know who the Wolves boss is

 

[No8Bally]

FSW

 

[Martin Alvito]

Think Ollie will be in a difficult position if United don’t have a very good start

That's an expensive proposition. I think he gets the full season before the trigger gets pulled. I think they're the top 4 club from last season most likely to end up in 5th or 6th.

Arteta's seat is very, very warm.

Otherwise, the manager of any club in the bottom three after ten matches or more is probably gone.

 

[gonetomorrow]

Moyesie might go if WHU are bottom at Christmas.