Managerial sackings, comings and goings

MrOneLung

Gribbo said:

Think Potter and West Ham are a good match tbh.

that was SOOOO this morning mate.

we have moved on

clive

Mick Lynch has announced his retirement.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cly2yqk5x31o

MuttleyCAFC

My son told me that when ex players meet and talk about the time I managed them in youth football, some refer to me as Sean Dyche. It might not be meant positively but I have always taken it as a great compliment. I think Everton have made a big mistake.

Bedsaddick

clive said:

Mick Lynch has announced his retirement.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cly2yqk5x31o

I'll miss his left wing wizardry .

JustFloydRoad

To think a few years ago Rooney was odds on to get (the Everton job). Now not even a considered.

killerandflash

clive said:

Mick Lynch has announced his retirement.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cly2yqk5x31o

They're hoping to replace him with Haaland, as they want another prolific striker.

Henry Irving

clive said:

Mick Lynch has announced his retirement.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cly2yqk5x31o

Striker or left wing, likes trains

Perfect for Charlton

North Lower Neil

golfaddick said:

JohnBoyUK said:

Dyche gone according to Talksport!

Their game against Peterborough goes ahead tonight after a safety meeting so we might know more tonight if Dyche is in the dugou or not.

https://x.com/_EnGee/status/1877395256871727107

Athletico Charlton

At least if Jones went back to Luton we could all discuss the merits of getting Dyche in to replace him now.

Addick Addict

Premier League managers sacked this season:

Erik Ten Haag (Dutch)
Steve Cooper (British)
Gary O'Neill (British)
Russell Martin (British)
Julen Lopetegui (Spanish)
Sean Dyche (British)

So, that's four of the six British managers in situ at the start of the season sacked with only Eddie Howe and Kieran McKenna surviving but just two of the 14 foreign managers losing their jobs. 

I've heard on the grapevine that Samuel D'Allardyce, with his newly acquired French passport, is eagerly watching developments at West Ham.   

Chris_from_Sidcup

An incredible 51 of the 92 league clubs have a manager who hasn't currently been in the role for 1 year yet.

A further 20 haven't yet been in the role for 2 years.

BigRedEvil

Everton replacing Dyche is a big risk. They are shit and have been for years at least with Dyche you know they'd stay up. Suppose they have new owners now looking to splash a bit of cash. But with the stadium move next year I'd back them to go down now 

Starinnaddick

David Moyes? 

killerandflash

Addick Addict said:

Premier League managers sacked this season:

Erik Ten Haag (Dutch)
Steve Cooper (British)
Gary O'Neill (British)
Russell Martin (British)
Julen Lopetegui (Spanish)
Sean Dyche (British)

So, that's four of the six British managers in situ at the start of the season sacked with only Eddie Howe and Kieran McKenna surviving but just two of the 14 foreign managers losing their jobs. 

I've heard on the grapevine that Samuel D'Allardyce, with his newly acquired French passport, is eagerly watching developments at West Ham.   

Grand Sam?