The Manager Sack Race/Merry-go-Round

[Vision]

I'll give Sheffield United some credit on this, they could very easily have sacked Wilder by now, I think most clubs in their situation would have already pulled the trigger.

I think sensibly they're looking at how Burnley dealt with a similar situation under Dyche. Very similar set ups.

[URZZZZ]

I'll give Sheffield United some credit on this, they could very easily have sacked Wilder by now, I think most clubs in their situation would have already pulled the trigger.

I think sensibly they're looking at how Burnley dealt with a similar situation under Dyche. Very similar set ups.

To an extent

Burnley hardly spent did they though? Sheffield have spent a fair bit of money, on the likes of McBurnie, Brewster, Mousset, Berge etc - none really set the world alight yet either

[Vision]

I'll give Sheffield United some credit on this, they could very easily have sacked Wilder by now, I think most clubs in their situation would have already pulled the trigger.

I think sensibly they're looking at how Burnley dealt with a similar situation under Dyche. Very similar set ups.

To an extent

Burnley hardly spent did they though? Sheffield have spent a fair bit of money, on the likes of McBurnie, Brewster, Mousset, Berge etc - none really set the world alight yet either

Money spent is relative though given how inflated the market has become. Relatively speaking I doubt there's much difference and Sheff Utd's budget would almost certainly be the among the smallest ( if not the smallest ) in the Division.

[Sutekh]

I think sensibly they're looking at how Burnley dealt with a similar situation under Dyche. Very similar set ups.

To an extent

Burnley hardly spent did they though? Sheffield have spent a fair bit of money, on the likes of McBurnie, Brewster, Mousset, Berge etc - none really set the world alight yet either

Money spent is relative though given how inflated the market has become. Relatively speaking I doubt there's much difference and Sheff Utd's budget would almost certainly be the among the smallest ( if not the smallest ) in the Division.

If they’ve got sense he’ll be allowed to stay and mastermind the promotion push next season (presuming
they are relegated).

[WoodleyRoyal]

Very much second season syndrome. They caught people out with the high wing back last season. This time round they’ve been found out. Wilder is a bang average manager whose team had been riding in a crest of a wave. He won’t have success like this again his career. Expect him to take them down be sacked next season and we shall hear little of him again.

[URZZZZ]

Very much second season syndrome. They caught people out with the high wing back last season. This time round they’ve been found out. Wilder is a bang average manager whose team had been riding in a crest of a wave. He won’t have success like this again his career. Expect him to take them down be sacked next season and we shall hear little of him again.

They may have been found out but IMO taking a team who finished 10th in L1 in 2016 to the top half in the Prem by 2020 is slightly better than bang average

[Sutekh]

If anyone missed it, Bilic gone from WBA and replaced by Sam Allardyce (rumoured £1.5m bonus for him if he keeps them up).

[WoodleyRoyal]

Vladimir Ivic Sacked by Watford after only 4 months

[AthleticoSpizz]

Lol...just lol

Watforlold

[Simmops]

Vladimir Ivic Sacked by Watford after only 4 months

And they were 5th

[Sutekh]

Vladimir Ivic Sacked by Watford after only 4 months

And they were 5th

Watford board

[Hendo]

Vladimir Ivic Sacked by Watford after only 4 months

And they were 5th

Watford board

Seen a couple of their fans on Twitter try to defend it by saying the performances were boring, etc... but that’s oxf*rd madness. They’re a basket case of a club when it comes to managers.

[South Coast Royal]

And they were 5th

Watford board

Seen a couple of their fans on Twitter try to defend it by saying the performances were boring, etc... but that’s oxf*rd madness. They’re a basket case of a club when it comes to managers.

They are the total opposite of the perceived right way but have had some success with this approach.

A rumour down here is that St Eddie will get the job-not sure that he would be able to cope with the hire and fire approach of the owner having had so many years at Bournemouth doing more or less what he likes.

[Snowflake Royal]

And they were 5th

Watford board

Seen a couple of their fans on Twitter try to defend it by saying the performances were boring, etc... but that’s oxf*rd madness. They’re a basket case of a club when it comes to managers.

I hope their fans get what that attitude deserves and they crash and burn.

[Simmops]

Watford board

Seen a couple of their fans on Twitter try to defend it by saying the performances were boring, etc... but that’s oxf*rd madness. They’re a basket case of a club when it comes to managers.

I hope their fans get what that attitude deserves and they crash and burn.

Just like Birmingham years ago.

I remember when they were 3rd and for literally no reason at all they sacked their manager and got ZoLOLa in and went into free fall

[URZZZZ]

Seen a couple of their fans on Twitter try to defend it by saying the performances were boring, etc... but that’s oxf*rd madness. They’re a basket case of a club when it comes to managers.

I hope their fans get what that attitude deserves and they crash and burn.

Just like Birmingham years ago.

I remember when they were 3rd and for literally no reason at all they sacked their manager and got ZoLOLa in and went into free fall

Not quite - no Birmingham fan tried to justify the decision and they were 7th when he was sacked

Re. Watford - it’s not surprising given their track record and their lack of goal threat given the abundance of talent they have up top. Certainly wasn’t surprised to see him go

[Simmops]

I hope their fans get what that attitude deserves and they crash and burn.

Just like Birmingham years ago.

I remember when they were 3rd and for literally no reason at all they sacked their manager and got ZoLOLa in and went into free fall

Not quite - no Birmingham fan tried to justify the decision and they were 7th when he was sacked

Re. Watford - it’s not surprising given their track record and their lack of goal threat given the abundance of talent they have up top. Certainly wasn’t surprised to see him go

They should have never sacked him ffs urz!

[URZZZZ]

Just like Birmingham years ago.

I remember when they were 3rd and for literally no reason at all they sacked their manager and got ZoLOLa in and went into free fall

Not quite - no Birmingham fan tried to justify the decision and they were 7th when he was sacked

Re. Watford - it’s not surprising given their track record and their lack of goal threat given the abundance of talent they have up top. Certainly wasn’t surprised to see him go

They should have never sacked him ffs urz!

That wasn’t my point tbf - just that it isn’t surprising whatsoever given their track record and that perhaps even if the sacking was unlucky, they have slightly underperformed relative to their squad

[Sutekh]

Xisco Munoz new Watford boss. No, me neither.

[leon]

Xisco Munoz new Watford boss. No, me neither.

Isn’t that a high volume network router?