Wonder if fat steve evans will end up there?
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Chris Hughton nth Longest Serving Manager in the English League
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thedonkeycentrehalf
Moved back to wear the gloves (again)
- Jul 7, 2003
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Terry Butcher gone from Newport County now
Thats probably because he is possibly in line for the Motherwell job
But started after Hughton, so he's still in 55th spot.
Gullflyinghigh
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- Apr 23, 2012
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That had something of the inevitable about it, he had a shocking start.
Is he? I'm assuming his reputation the other side of the wall is slightly more impressive than here? I've had quick look on his wiki page and he doesn't seem to have done a great deal from the touchline so far...certainly not in England anyway!
He did well at Motherwell and Inverness previously but failed at Hibs
Seagulls over Essex
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53rd with Advocaat having left Sunderland
I'm pretty sure Advocaat started after Chris (so no change, still 54th).
seagull_si
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Yep, Advocaat did not start till mid March
severnside gull
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How long before he gets inside the top 50?
My guess is that by New Year he will be better than halfway in the list of 92 as clubs start to clear the way for new managers to spend their January Transfer Window money.
My guess is that by New Year he will be better than halfway in the list of 92 as clubs start to clear the way for new managers to spend their January Transfer Window money.
Shuggie
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About a week ...
Rossler (52nd)
Luzon (51st)
Nice but dim (50th)
Shteve in a few hours?
All four were appointed after Hughton joined us, Chris is still in 53rd place.
severnside gull
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All appointed after Hughton. Such is the insistence on instant success and the price managers' pay. Still 53rd I think?
Shuggie
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Silly me ... that's what happens when I try and do stuff before breakfast.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
51st as Cambridge sack Richard Money
Anyone else glad their name isn't Richard / Dick?
Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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Known as Dicky Dosh at Cambridge. After making a fortune out of the FA Cup this year the writing was on the wall for him after a very poor start to the season, following a flirtation with relegation back to non league last year. But to be sacked so soon after getting them back into the league after nearly a decade in the wilderness is quite sad. I suspect he'll always be fondly remembered there.