[Football] Which manager is next for the sack?

Buzzer

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #1

I think the next few weeks could see a flurry of activity. My money is on Koeman. I've included Hodgson in there because I've a feeling that if Palace don't start picking up points then defeat against us (please, please, please) could see him going.

 

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crookie

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #2

Koeman, nailed on. West Ham won't pay the compo to get rid of Bilic

 

larus

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In the land of hope and expectation....

• Oct 22, 2017

• #3

Buzzer said:

I think the next few weeks could see a flurry of activity. My money is on Koeman.

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I wonder how long they'll give Woy if things don't turn around? Or will they just stick now until the end of the season. (I do think their form will gradually improve though - be interesting how they do at home the WHU next).

 

WATFORD zero

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #4

Koeman may be lucky to last the night

 

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BensGrandad

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #5

hasnt Billic been given 2 game so to save his job he has to beat a weakened Spurs in the cup and CPFC I would say he will get 1 out of 2 right

 

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Gwylan

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Jul 5, 2003

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #6

Clement must be on thin ice, defeat next week and to us could spell doom.

They're a trigger happy club, which Stoke, West Ham and Everton aren't

 

Bozza

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #7

crookie said:

Koeman, nailed on. West Ham won't pay the compo to get rid of Bilic

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I’m sure I read that Bilic only has a contract until the end of the season.

As such any compensation would be pretty minimal and not a reason to keep him on.

 

Icy Gull

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Jul 5, 2003

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #8

At the start of the season Everton fans were talking about top four having spent 140 million, Koeman will be lucky to get another game imo

 

pottert

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #9

It seems to be a case of which club blinks first.If West Ham sack Bilic then I think Everton will sack Koeman with Bilic going to Everton.I also think Hughes at Stoke is under pressure.So let’s see what happens.


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Magic Sponge

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House In The Hill

• Oct 22, 2017

• #10

Koeman got to be next, I think he would have already gone by now if we had held on for the win.

 

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MORTY

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #11

Hughton after his touch line antics on Friday. Embarrassing.


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AmexRuislip

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #12

A bit leftfield, but I reckon Klopps not too far behind on the list, IF he doesn't get Liverpool firing again!

 

Stat Brother

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #13

Bozza said:

I’m sure I read that Bilic only has a contract until the end of the season.

As such any compensation would be pretty minimal and not a reason to keep him on.

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Esp when your ground is a free cash cow.
Doesn't the deal they have with concessions alone mean it would be cheaper to offload Bilic than play to a half empty ground.

 

melias shoes

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #14

AmexRuislip said:

A bit leftfield, but I reckon Klopps not too far behind on the list, IF he doesn't get Liverpool firing again!

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I've bee thinking that for a while. He probably won't be next but he will be in the firing line if results don't pick up.

 

AmexRuislip

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #15

melias shoes said:

I've bee thinking that for a while. He probably won't be next but he will be in the firing line if results don't pick up.

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As some of these clubs have overseas owners now, the trend on instant success is paramount I guess, and not waiting for it is probably foreign to them (no pun intended).

 

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BensGrandad

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #16

pottert said:

It seems to be a case of which club blinks first.If West Ham sack Bilic then I think Everton will sack Koeman with Bilic going to Everton.I also think Hughes at Stoke is under pressure.So let’s see what happens.


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Cannot see Everton will go for Billic I think it is more likely an old and tested David Moyes or even Mancini. With West Ham going possibly for Pardew.

 

Buzzer

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• Oct 22, 2017

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melias shoes said:

I've bee thinking that for a while. He probably won't be next but he will be in the firing line if results don't pick up.

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He's not been v.successful but I reckon there's still a lot of love for him from the Liverpool fans. The Liverpool fans seem to have taken him to their hearts in the same way that we have with Hughton.

 

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theboybilly

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #18

Klopp

 

AmexRuislip

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• Oct 22, 2017

• #19

BensGrandad said:

Cannot see Everton will go for Billic I think it is more likely an old and tested David Moyes or even Mancini. With West Ham going possibly for Pardew.

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Moyes is favourite for the Scots hot seat.

 

pottert

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• Oct 22, 2017

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AmexRuislip said:

As some of these clubs have overseas owners now, the trend on instant success is paramount I guess, and not waiting for it is probably foreign to them (no pun intended).

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Let’s not forget that a lot of people invest in
football clubs to make money.So as long as they remain in the premier league they are probably happy.


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