Patrick Viera is the 16th longest serving manager in the Premiership on 11 games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ericsladkilnhurst
Tottenham gave Poch, Jose, Nuno and now Conte contracts until 2023
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Patrick Viera is the 16th longest serving manager in the Premiership on 11 games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ericsladkilnhurst
Tottenham gave Poch, Jose, Nuno and now Conte contracts until 2023
Bristol City are said to be parting company with manager Nigel Pearson, with a official announcement
expected in the next 24 hours.
Nigel Pearson contracted covid-19 for a second time in October 2021, he was not in charge of the
championship game loss to Coventry City on Saturday, after he was feeling unwell.
It would seem that having covid-19 for a second time has caused a bad medical condition, & it has
taken toll on the manager, & left him with medical issues.
It would seem that he may be standing down by mutual consent with the club.
Pearson had heart issues & joint issues in November 2020.
Good luck to him in getting well, with a full recovery.
Think a couple of his coaches left recently too.so it’s probably been in offing for a while I would say.given that he didn’t appoint any replacements.probably been sorting the settlements out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ericsladkilnhurst
Crewe Alexandra manager David Artell, has fetched in ex-Preston North End manager Alex Neill,
to help him at the club.
Ex-Miller Artell is hoping that a new set of eyes in the club, will help turn around the clubs form.
That is all Twitter speculation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ericsladkilnhurst
Gerrard to Villa
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/59238635
I’m glad he didn’t move to another Scottish club after reading comments from Rangers 😂 rat
<> Manager appointments 2021-22 <>
<> Premiership <>
Crystal Palace --- Appoint Patrick Vieira
Everton --- Appoint Rafael Benitez
Tottenham Hotspur --- Appoint Nuno Espirito Santo [Sacked]
Tottenham Hotspur --- Appoint Antonio Conte
Watford --- Appoint Claudio Ranieri
Wolverhampton Wanderers --- Appoint Bruno Lage
Newcastle United --- Appoint Eddie Howe
Aston Villa --- Appoint Steve Gerrard
<> Championship <>
Barnsley --- Appoint Marcus Schopp [sacked]
AFC Bournemouth --- Appoint Scott Parker
Preston North End --- Appoint Frankie McAvoy
Sheffield United --- Appoint Slavisa Jaokanovic
West Brom --- Appoint Valerien Ismael
Fulham --- Appoint Marco Silva
Swansea City --- Appoint Russell Martin
Nottingham Forest --- Appoint Steve Cooper
Middlesbrough --- Appoint Chris Wilder
<> Division 1 <>
Doncaster Rovers --- Appoint Richie Wellens
Morcambe --- Appoint Stephen Robinson
MK Dons ---- Appoint Liam Manning
<> Division 2 <>
Northampton Town --- Appoint Jon Brady
Salford City --- Appoint Gary Bowyer
Leyton Orient --- Appoint Kenny Jackett
Colchester United --- Appoint Hayden Mullins
Walsall --- Appoint Matthew Taylor
Swindon Town --- Appoint Ben Garner
Barrow --- Appoint Mark Cooper
Oldham Athletic --- Appoint Keith Curle
Forest Green Rovers --- Appoint Rob Edwards
Tranmere Rovers --- Appoint Micky Mellon
Bradford City --- Appoint Derek Adams
Rochdale --- Appoint Robbie Stockdale
Carlisle United --- Appoint Keith Millen
S**nthorpe United --- Appoint Keith Hill
<> Non League <>
Wrexham --- Appoint Phil Parkinson
Aldershot --- Appoint Mark Molesley
<> Scottish Premiership <>
Celtic --- Appoint Ange Postecoglou
Updated 11 November 2021
Added - Steve Gerrard at Aston Villa
What's happening with football clubs, chairmen having knee jerk reaction in sacking managers.
New managers this season.
Premiership - 8 new managers [Tottenham 2 times], Norwich City pending
Championship - 9 new managers
Division one - 3 new managers
Division two - 15 new managers [Swindon Town 2 times]
Chairmen in division two doing the most damage in sackings.
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Originally Posted by Ericsladkilnhurst
You asked the same question last week??
I think he eats a lot of cucumbers likes repeating him self. XDQuote:
Originally Posted by Scum-Triumphant