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Managerial sackings, comings and goings
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Indonesia was formerly known as the Dutch East IndiesChris_from_Sidcup said:Dutch legend Patrick Kluivert whose only full time managerial role since 2016 was 6 months in the Turkish league is somehow the new manager of...........Indonesia.2 -
They do know that Danny Hylton now is a current UEFA A License 👨🏼🎓 24/25 player/coach?Chris_from_Sidcup said:
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Yep...not as random as it sounds. Netherlands always had plenty of Indonesian restaurants, in the same we as we had/have curry houses. Big links between the two countries.Lincsaddick said:
Indonesia was formerly known as the Dutch East IndiesChris_from_Sidcup said:Dutch legend Patrick Kluivert whose only full time managerial role since 2016 was 6 months in the Turkish league is somehow the new manager of...........Indonesia.0 -
Strong former colonial links, but still a pretty random "big name" appointment, I imagine Kluivert knows nothing about Indonesian football. It would be like appointing Nicky Butt or Tony Adams manager of Malaysia.Lincsaddick said:
Indonesia was formerly known as the Dutch East IndiesChris_from_Sidcup said:Dutch legend Patrick Kluivert whose only full time managerial role since 2016 was 6 months in the Turkish league is somehow the new manager of...........Indonesia.0 -
Sometimes I wonder... if Alan Curbishley's period at the club were happening today, with how much football has changed and all the money in the Premier League, would he have survived the sack when we were relegated in our first top-flight season?0
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The season they came up they were wholly reliant on Morris (20) for their goals with Adebayo (7) next and no one else getting more than 3 goals - the irony being that three of the four players that did that have Charlton associations in being Campbell, Berry and Lockyer.killerandflash said:
Weird how they've gone from overperforming to get promoted and then have a respectable season in the PL, to underperforming so badly.Chris_from_Sidcup said:Rob Edwards is leaving Luton by mutual consent. Which to me means 'we're firing you but as you got us promoted to the Premier League we'll give you some respect and not announce it as a sacking'.
The latter named Lockyer is, perhaps, the one player they've missed the most. He started 39 Championship matches in 2022-23 of which 18 finishing with Luton having clean sheets and another 13 when they conceded a single goal. In total, Luton conceded 42 goals in their 49 matches but have already let in 44 in 27 this season.0 -
We were competitive in that season. If a newly promoted side is competitive and fights to the end, that's all you can ask for.Chunes said:Sometimes I wonder... if Alan Curbishley's period at the club were happening today, with how much football has changed and all the money in the Premier League, would he have survived the sack when we were relegated in our first top-flight season?
Edwards has come threat because Luton are in serious danger of a double relegation.0 -
Yeah there's been others recently too, Dyche at Burnley, Farke at Norwich, Kompany wasn't fired last season.killerandflash said:
We were competitive in that season. If a newly promoted side is competitive and fights to the end, that's all you can ask for.Chunes said:Sometimes I wonder... if Alan Curbishley's period at the club were happening today, with how much football has changed and all the money in the Premier League, would he have survived the sack when we were relegated in our first top-flight season?
Edwards has come threat because Luton are in serious danger of a double relegation.
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Kompany got the Bayern Munich job despite relegating BurnleyNorth Lower Neil said:
Yeah there's been others recently too, Dyche at Burnley, Farke at Norwich, Kompany wasn't fired last season.killerandflash said:
We were competitive in that season. If a newly promoted side is competitive and fights to the end, that's all you can ask for.Chunes said:Sometimes I wonder... if Alan Curbishley's period at the club were happening today, with how much football has changed and all the money in the Premier League, would he have survived the sack when we were relegated in our first top-flight season?
Edwards has come threat because Luton are in serious danger of a double relegation.
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West Ham United can confirm that Head Coach Julen Lopetegui has today left the Club.
The first half of the 2024/25 season has not aligned with the Club’s ambitions and the Club has therefore taken action in line with its objectives.
The Club can confirm that Assistant Head Coach Pablo Sanz, Head of Performance Oscar Caro, Head Analyst Juan Vicente Peinado, Fitness Coach Borja De Alba and Technical Coach Edu Rubio have also left with immediate effect.
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It's random because he's had 1 managerial role (that lasted 6 months) since 2016 and i doubt has ever watched an Indonesian game in his life.Simonsen said:
Yep...not as random as it sounds. Netherlands always had plenty of Indonesian restaurants, in the same we as we had/have curry houses. Big links between the two countries.Lincsaddick said:
Indonesia was formerly known as the Dutch East IndiesChris_from_Sidcup said:Dutch legend Patrick Kluivert whose only full time managerial role since 2016 was 6 months in the Turkish league is somehow the new manager of...........Indonesia.0 -
That shows how ludicrous modern football is. They're not just sacking one person, they're sacking SIX people.clive said:West Ham United can confirm that Head Coach Julen Lopetegui has today left the Club.
The first half of the 2024/25 season has not aligned with the Club’s ambitions and the Club has therefore taken action in line with its objectives.
The Club can confirm that Assistant Head Coach Pablo Sanz, Head of Performance Oscar Caro, Head Analyst Juan Vicente Peinado, Fitness Coach Borja De Alba and Technical Coach Edu Rubio have also left with immediate effect.
Lopetegui had "his" backroom staff with him, but it didn't stop them underperforming.1 -
Although you often hear rumours about managerial sackings before they happen, I have never seen a club where that happens so frequently as at West Ham. Probably says a lot about the character of the senior people running the club that we always get a steady drip of rumours that undermine the manager before he is finally sacked. The fans moan about a stadium that we pay for (we want Upton Park 😪), they moan about the only manager who has won them anything in decades (yes, but the football was boring 😡). A classless club6
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I like how they got him to take training first before sacking him
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Potter deal agreed
West Ham United have agreed a deal to appoint Graham Potter as their new head coach on a two-and-a-half-year contract.
The Athletic reported on Wednesday that West Ham were progressing in their talks with Potter, with the club later confirming the departure of Julen Lopetegui after six months in charge.
Potter is set to take charge of West Ham for the first time on Friday as his side travel to Aston Villa in the FA Cup third round.
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5968828/2025/01/08/graham-potter-west-ham-next-manager/0 -
A bit harsh sacking him after they had lost to Liverpool & Man City ! Were they expecting wins from those 2 games ?2
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Probably better for Potter that his first games in charge weren’t against those 2 to be fair.golfaddick said:A bit harsh sacking him after they had lost to Liverpool & Man City ! Were they expecting wins from those 2 games ?1 -
Blimey that interview process must’ve been faster than Katriens 🤐12
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Possibly not, though a few clubs have stuck by managers after relegation and we were “well run” at the time so might have.Chunes said:Sometimes I wonder... if Alan Curbishley's period at the club were happening today, with how much football has changed and all the money in the Premier League, would he have survived the sack when we were relegated in our first top-flight season?I think the Powell promotion season wouldn’t have happened because he wouldn’t have survived the year before in the modern game. We even saw it this season how quickly fans jumped on the sack the manager bandwagon. It’s the modern world, no one has any patience because we are used to having everything so quickly1 -
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I've said it before on this thread but teams rarely seem to sack managers before tough games. It wouldn't make a lot of sense to bring a new manager in knowing they had those 2 games (and 2 likely defeats) next. Now Potter comes in and after the cup this weekend his first 2 league game are Fulham and Palace both at home, so they're much more likely to get a new manager bounce.golfaddick said:A bit harsh sacking him after they had lost to Liverpool & Man City ! Were they expecting wins from those 2 games ?1 -
Potter (officially) In. Agreed a two-and-a-half-year deal with West Ham and will be unveiled at a London Stadium news conference tomorrow morning.
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I think Potter is a good appointment to be fair, but wow didn't they handle it badly!!!!!
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I wonder how long Sullivan will keep control at West Ham before selling the whole club to Daniel Kretinsky. Feels like an incredibly disjointedly run club , not even as if they bring through as many academy prospects as they used to. Tough job for Potter1
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Multiple sources, including Football League World and talkSPORT, claim the 42-year-old will step away from his role at Kenilworth Road by mutual consent following a difficult campaign in the Championship so far.Henry Irving said:Has Edwards leaving been confirmed?
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No one saw that coming..........DyerConsequences said:4 -
Nessa Jones now flying up the longest serving manager list.44th longest out the 92.1
