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Managerial sackings, comings and goings

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  • ElfsborgAddickElfsborgAddick
    Athletico Charlton said:
    Would be amazed if Selles isn't gone before they play us (sadly).

    Would be even more amazed if Wilder came back, had even seen that Danny Rohl could be approached a while ago.

  • CaptainRobboCaptainRobbo
    golfaddick said:
    killerandflash said:
    ForeverAddickted said:
    rChampionship - Sheffield United sound out Chris Wilder over a possible return
    The wrong decision. Selles deserves another game...
    If anyone knows anything about football they should know that we revive managers careers, stop losing runs & generally help anyone in trouble.
    Doctor Charlton 💉💊
  • fenaddickfenaddick
    Selles sacked according to Pete O’Rourke
  • MarcusH26MarcusH26
    Dammit new manager bounce under Wilder incoming.... 
  • philcafcphilcafc
    Sky reporting that Seles sacked and Wilder coming back. We all know what that means next Saturday.
  • Athletico CharltonAthletico Charlton
    The Blades fans are pissed.off with Wilder going back and talking about whether it is the worst ownership ever of their club. 🤣
  • JustFloydRoadJustFloydRoad
    philcafc said:
    Sky reporting that Seles sacked and Wilder coming back. We all know what that means next Saturday.
    Doubt they will officially announce it till Wilder has agreed terms.

  • JustFloydRoadJustFloydRoad
    Don’t understand managers sometimes 
  • RonnieMooreRonnieMoore
    Said it yesterday more worried about Sheff Utd then yesterday game and now suddenly it’s become 100% more difficult … 
  • sam3110sam3110
    I was hoping they'd stick with him for one more game then fire him
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  • RonnieMooreRonnieMoore
    No surprise Wrexham hold talks over Phil Parkinson's future as Ryan Reynolds watches third defeat
  • JustFloydRoadJustFloydRoad
    RonnieMoore said:
    No surprise Wrexham hold talks over Phil Parkinson's future as Ryan Reynolds watches third defeat
     Weird to think we have lower expectations than Wrexham. They lost 1-3 (to a team we lost to last week), a standard Championship side and a recently relegated side in Southampton. I am then guessing if we lost to the spanner’s Jones head would be called for?
  • killerandflashkillerandflash
    Wrexham have spent a shedload of money. Their expectations are naturally higher than ours.
  • RonnieMooreRonnieMoore
    Americans don’t understand failure thats why if Wrexham were relegated the Americans would sell the club 
  • AndyGAndyG
    killerandflash said:
    Wrexham have spent a shedload of money. Their expectations are naturally higher than ours.
    I don’t the no their plastic fan base will stick around if they don’t turn things around most of them have only tasted success I know quite a few that honestly expected to be pushing for promotion again this year
  • BedsaddickBedsaddick
    Wouldn’t be surprised to see Jose Mourinho sniff around the Wrexham job .
  • killerandflashkillerandflash
    AndyG said:
    killerandflash said:
    Wrexham have spent a shedload of money. Their expectations are naturally higher than ours.
    I don’t the no their plastic fan base will stick around if they don’t turn things around most of them have only tasted success I know quite a few that honestly expected to be pushing for promotion again this year
    They have a net spend of £23m this summer, the highest in the division. That brings expectation.

    Personally I don't think they've spent well, overpaying for several of their big signings.
  • JustFloydRoadJustFloydRoad
    edited 1:40PM
    killerandflash said:
    Wrexham have spent a shedload of money. Their expectations are naturally higher than ours.
    Their net spend is only £13.7mil more* (than us) to be fair to them.


    Club nameNet spend (Income minus expenditure)
    Southampton£62.3m
    Leicester City£47.1m
    Ipswich Town£24.6m
    Sheffield United£16.4m
    West Brom£7.5m
    Norwich City£6.5m
    Watford£4.9m
    Middlesbrough£4.9m
    Hull City£2.5m
    Sheffield Wednesday£2m
    Bristol City£1.5m
    Oxford United£0
    Coventry City– £870k
    Millwall– £1.3m
    Preston North End– £1.4m
    Stoke City– £1.95m
    Portsmouth– £2m
    Birmingham City– £3.6m
    QPR– £5.5m
    Swansea City– £6m
    Blackburn Rovers– £6.7m
    Derby County– £8.1m
    Charlton Athletic– £10m
    Wrexham– £23.7m  


    Source

    *-Facts correct up to 3/9/25
  • fenaddickfenaddick
    “Their net spend is only over double ours”
  • MarcusH26MarcusH26
    killerandflash said:
    AndyG said:
    killerandflash said:
    Wrexham have spent a shedload of money. Their expectations are naturally higher than ours.
    I don’t the no their plastic fan base will stick around if they don’t turn things around most of them have only tasted success I know quite a few that honestly expected to be pushing for promotion again this year
    They have a net spend of £23m this summer, the highest in the division. That brings expectation.

    Personally I don't think they've spent well, overpaying for several of their big signings.
    A lot of overpays and weird signings in general. I like Harvie and Callum Doyle (maybe not quite at £8m) but the rest are a right mixed bag of older players and players with injury records. 
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