Managerial Changes

[field442]

The Feyenoord manager has been backed into odds on favourite for the Leeds job from 25/1. Doesn't really take much money to shorten the odds in these markets but there might be something in it. It would be weird for him to leave Feyenoord at this point though.

 

[Blood on the Tracks]

Southampton have just sacked Nathan Jones after 3 months according to the BBC.

Weird appointment really.

 

[GoonerJeeves]

Nutty Nat had to go. The last interviews were bizarroland stuff...

 

[Sanchez11]

Southampton have just sacked Nathan Jones after 3 months according to the BBC.

Weird appointment really.

wtf

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

The guy was wrong appointment and Southampton wasted 3 months. They still somehow can survive but they look very bad team overall

 

[Tir Na Nog]

That Jones lad was a bizarre character judging by his recent press conferences. Think Southampton's luck may have finally ran out unless they appoint a miracle worker.

 

[GoonerJeeves]

You look at Leeds, Wolves and West Ham, all those seem more likely to survive than Southampton. They're going to need to get the next appointment right, and still they could well go down. Losing to ten men Wolves at home...that is relegation vibes all over.

 

[Makingtrax]

Another one bites the dust.

 

[Tir Na Nog]

Football management is kinda crazy when you think about it, because the vast majority of reigns end in failure. It seems like managers do well for a while but then eventually get sacked/leave. It's rare a manager leaves having succeeded or leaves them in a good spot.

Hodgson at Palace is rare example these days. Then you've got Potter being poached by Chelsesa. Obviously you got Pep, Klopp and now Arteta to a lesser extent but even Klopp could end up leaving in a bad position.

Succeeding for anytime longer than short-term is rare when you really think about it. You look back, Pochettino's Sp**s greatest manager for half a century if not more ended up being sacked in a bad position. Dyche worked wonders at Burnley still ended up sacked. Howe left Bournemouth after relegation.

It just shows how difficult it is to keep going in management which makes you appreciate managers that were able to do it over a long period of time.

 

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[OnlyOne]

I think Nuno would be a really good appointment.

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

Nuno style don't suit leeds players would be waste of time

 

[TornadoTed]

Nuno style don't suit leeds players would be waste of time

I like Nuno a lot, did an amazing job at Wolves but I agree, I don't think he would suit this Leeds squad.

He is all about control and solidity, Leeds have recruited players to suit their blood and thunder approach.

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

I like Nuno a lot, did an amazing job at Wolves but I agree, I don't think he would suit this Leeds squad.

Yes leeds full of offensive minded players can't play 343 nuno style they do need a coach who can improve them defensively tho

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

Guy couldn’t do it at ajax and was terrible

 

[Riou]

I would have sacked Jones out of principal, right after that press conference were he said at Luton he was one of the best managers in Europe.

 

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[NieThePiet]

Schreuder wouldn't get all this jobs if he wouldn't be bald

 

[A_G]

@Nacho random af

 

[A_G]