Managerial sackings, comings and goings

Absolute madness from Cov, he surely is so far in the green with positive credit 

Really surprised at this.  Wasn't so long ago they absolutely battered Spurs for 90 mins, then somehow lost in injury time.

Odd as well, given they had a great comeback against Luton the other week, so its not like the players weren't playing for him 

Wolves will be looking for a new manager if they lose against Southampton so wouldn't rule out them going for Robins 

https://www.hartlepoolunited.co.uk/pools-announce-new-management-team/

Scoham said:

Because their defence also has more holes in it than usual?

killerandflash said:

Gareth Ainsworth linked with the Shrewsbury vacancy. It's weird how unsuccessful he was at QPR, but he had a great record at Wycombe.

https://x.com/BBCShropSport/status/1855967040772698477

Given where they are in the table, you've got to wonder if its more than just a Manager problem, given they finished 18th last season and 20th the year before - Looks like their delayed execution wont be put off for much longer if they continue being ran the way they are.

soapboxsam said:

MrBurns said:

Can't believe Ten Hag is gone. He was doing a great job and should have been given more time 

RVN will put himself in the shop window for a decent managers job even though unlikely to be United as every loss is a "disaster" as Ex United players go on about ad nauseam on various TV and social media platforms.

4 matches later:
Ruud has definitely put himself in the shop window for a Managers job after 3 wins and a draw and the mood just relaxed at United as soon as he was interim.

Great players don't always make great managers but RVN has a chance if he can go to the right club with a decent infrastructure and ambition. I wonder where and at what level that will be at ?

soapboxsam said:

soapboxsam said:

MrBurns said:

Can't believe Ten Hag is gone. He was doing a great job and should have been given more time 

RVN will put himself in the shop window for a decent managers job even though unlikely to be United as every loss is a "disaster" as Ex United players go on about ad nauseam on various TV and social media platforms.

4 matches later:
Ruud has definitely put himself in the shop window for a Managers job after 3 wins and a draw and the mood just relaxed at United as soon as he was interim.

Great players don't always make great managers but RVN has a chance if he can go to the right club with a decent infrastructure and ambition. I wonder where and at what level that will be at ?

Probably similar to PSV. I would like him to continue his trend of managing former clubs- Hamnburger SV in 2. Bundesliga? Doubt he'll go for another English club other than United (please don't link him to Coventry) 

soapboxsam said:

soapboxsam said:

MrBurns said:

Can't believe Ten Hag is gone. He was doing a great job and should have been given more time 

RVN will put himself in the shop window for a decent managers job even though unlikely to be United as every loss is a "disaster" as Ex United players go on about ad nauseam on various TV and social media platforms.

4 matches later:
Ruud has definitely put himself in the shop window for a Managers job after 3 wins and a draw and the mood just relaxed at United as soon as he was interim.

Great players don't always make great managers but RVN has a chance if he can go to the right club with a decent infrastructure and ambition. I wonder where and at what level that will be at ?

I have a feeling that he probably feels like he's been shafted by United. I suspect when he went to United he must've thought that Ten Hag isn't going to last long so then the job will be mine. 

Justin Welby's quit. 

Good riddance. 

killerandflash said:

https://x.com/JacobsBen/status/1856417378936259070

Dean Holden leaving Al-Ettifaq  by "mutual consent". Gerrard not sacked yet

Big tax bill incoming for Dean if he wants to work here 

Ainsworth in at Shrewsbury 

https://www.shrewsburytown.com/news/2024/november/13/gareth-ainsworth-joins-salop-/

clive said:

Claudio Ranieri has been appointed head coach of Roma until the end of the season - six months after announcing his retirement.

Ranieri has also taken on a role advising the Italian club's owners and will help in the search for a permanent manager.

At the end of the season the 73-year-old will "transition into a senior executive role", the club said.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cze38j70kyjo

Can't even get away from "woke" on here! 

MarcusH26 said:

Looks like it's going to be Frank Lampard to Coventry. Absolutely bizarre to sack Robins to then appoint Lampard. 

Coventry only one point above the relegation zone, so hope he achieves their objective and he gets them into a different division.