Really. Bloody hell. What a merry go round.
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Chris Hughton nth Longest Serving Manager in the English League
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Really. Bloody hell. What a merry go round.
Is there an actual list somewhere?
Thunder Bolt
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There's one on Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_Football_League_managers but it is compiled by whoever feels like updating it whenever there is a change, so there are some inconsistencies, especially around this time of year where some update with the date of the official announcement (even when that announcement says the person isn't starting until a later date), some change it with the first rumour of a change, and others wait until the manager starts in the role.
There used to be a list on the LMA website, but that now appears to be in alphabetical order.
I keep my own list where I try to keep the date to when they officially start and have posted updates throughout the thread, but as it is so rapidly changing, the latest one is already out of date.
BensGrandad
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Will LVG retire or go to another club, personally I would take the pay off and go back to Holland and call it a day to spend the time with my family.
All depends if he's earned enough cash to replace the millions he lost to Bernie Madoff.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Looks like Karl Robinson is off to Leeds imminently, so Chris will move up another place.
Paul Reids Sock
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Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
Waxing chumps like candles since ‘75
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Sky now reporting he's turned Leeds down, believe he was told they didn't have any money for new training kit for him and he'd have to wear Steve Evans cast offs, and a fat suit.
Have you seen either men recently
I'm pretty sure Karl, wouldn't need any padding to fit until Steve's kit.
Evans kit was the one he had at Rotherham with a Leeds badge sewn on.
severnside gull
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That means two thirds of football managers last less than 18 months in the job.
That's one hell of an attrition rate!
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
Waxing chumps like candles since ‘75
- Oct 4, 2003
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Have you seen either men recently
I'm pretty sure Karl, wouldn't need any padding to fit until Steve's kit.
Robinson must have been spending all his spare time filling his boots at a few all you can eat buffets.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
It can't be long before he's off now though, after talking to Leeds.
Still no confirmation. There was supposed to be a statement from Man Utd at 1pm, still nothing,
Greg Bobkin
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Oh yeah! How bizarre...
Gullflyinghigh
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- Apr 23, 2012
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I wonder if there's a different table somewhere to show the duration of continuous employment for managers rather than the time with their current club.
It would make no difference for CH as he was umemployed when we appointed him but with people like Gary Rowett & Lee Johnson moving from one job directly to another there would be some reshuffling in the overall chart...
It would make no difference for CH as he was umemployed when we appointed him but with people like Gary Rowett & Lee Johnson moving from one job directly to another there would be some reshuffling in the overall chart...
Van Gaal now officially official.
Slade has been replaced by Paul Trollope. Rob Page has moved to Northampton.
Chris is now at 32, Nathan Jones is at 66. But that will change when the following end of season changes go through:
Watford - Flores is officially in charge until the end of the season, Mazzari takes over July 1st
Man City - Pellegrini in charge until the end of the season, Pep starting in July
(last season all these end of season changes were announced as occurring 1st May, this year it seems to be 1st July - that is typically the official end of the season, in line with playing contracts)
Nathan will also move up when Dagenham and Redbridge and York are moved down to the conference, but Chris will be unaffected by them.
Cheltenham joining the league will move Jones back down one spot, but won't affect Hughton.
Grimsby joining the league will push Hughton and Jones (and all managers bar the top three) down a spot.
Slade has been replaced by Paul Trollope. Rob Page has moved to Northampton.
Chris is now at 32, Nathan Jones is at 66. But that will change when the following end of season changes go through:
Watford - Flores is officially in charge until the end of the season, Mazzari takes over July 1st
Man City - Pellegrini in charge until the end of the season, Pep starting in July
(last season all these end of season changes were announced as occurring 1st May, this year it seems to be 1st July - that is typically the official end of the season, in line with playing contracts)
Nathan will also move up when Dagenham and Redbridge and York are moved down to the conference, but Chris will be unaffected by them.
Cheltenham joining the league will move Jones back down one spot, but won't affect Hughton.
Grimsby joining the league will push Hughton and Jones (and all managers bar the top three) down a spot.
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