Chopping block

Never coming back. Trust, respect went out the window with IB. You don't re employ somebody who did the dirty on you.

Football clubs are getting more and more kneejerk, especially when sacking managers that have just won them promotion.
I know they get their contract's paid out, but I wish the FA or Managers' Association could do something to give a bit more stability and security.

Bristol Rovers the latest club to sack their manager before Christmas.

Southampton rumoured to be interested in poaching Sheff Weds' manager.

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Originally Posted by irishpete

Never coming back. Trust, respect went out the window with IB. You don't re employ somebody who did the dirty on you.

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He didn?t do the dirty on us we agreed compensation with Forest Green it was all above board.

He not be coming back anyway but as you see managers get clubs promoted then struggle in league above 4 months later they are sacked so you can see why managers will jump at the chance to manage higher.

Players/managers are not like us fans most will move higher if given the chance for career progression and higher salary it?s that simple and it won?t change.

Dagenham manager went on Boxing Day.

Wonder if that will have any bearing on what happens to Morias?

Rooney has gone, not exactly a great surprise.

Poor Plymouth... they have gone from "Wayne Rooneys Plymouth" to just plain old Plymouth again...I see Stephen Schumacher going in there

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Originally Posted by KintoreMagpie

Incredulous at Coventry’s decision to sack Robins after what he has done for the club over the past 7 years. Pretty sure he will find a new job no problem. Given the bitter memory of our play off defeat at Coventry’s hands wouldn’t it be nice if we renewed our rivalry next season in L1 👌

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Robins is now Stoke?s new manager. That job?s become something of a poisoned chalice in recent years - the previous guy lasted about three months.

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Originally Posted by nw6pie

Robins is now Stoke?s new manager. That job?s become something of a poisoned chalice in recent years - the previous guy lasted about three months.

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It's interesting how some managers seem to be a fit for a club but then someone decides that they can do better. Tony Pulis at Stoke, Alan Curbishley at Charlton, David Moyes at Everton, maybe Martin O'Neil at Villa are the first ones that come to mind.

I?ve not seen this on here, but Gillingham have sacked Mark Bonner and replaced him with John Coleman, ex Accrington boss. He?s their 4th new boss in 15 months.