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joepoolman wrote:

Mooro wrote:In any case we now have a full house across the 92, but for how long and who will be first to go?

I don't think many of us would have answered those questions with either a couple weeks or Gary Waddock!

Indeed,

I wonder whether Appleton will reach the heady heights of 79th on the list before he leaves......?

Robins departs Huddersfield after one game of the season (and a run of 2 wins in 22 including last season)

Appleton 91st

...and now Pulis leaves Palace two days BEFORE their season starts (DAvid KEmp asked by club to stay for the first game and then also leave)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/28797071

Appleton up to 90th

Mooro wrote:Appleton up to 90th

According to Wiki while the appointment of Louis van Gaal was announced before that of Appleton, his contract didn't start until 14/7, 10 days after Appleton had started, so they have MA at 89th.

Mooro wrote:...and now Pulis leaves Palace two days BEFORE their season starts (DAvid KEmp asked by club to stay for the first game and then also leave)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/28797071

Appleton up to 90th

After MAckay's bid imploded, Palace have gone for a fairly uninspiring but safe option:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/28951487

Wow, never saw this one coming - wonder how much money Mr Hockaday has made out of this little jaunt...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/28976281

Appleton 88th (I'll go along with JP's Wiki-based alteration)

Now, not many DID see this one coming....as Beppe Sannino leaves Watford

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29007741

Appleton 87th

joepoolman wrote:

Mooro wrote:Appleton up to 90th

According to Wiki while the appointment of Louis van Gaal was announced before that of Appleton, his contract didn't start until 14/7, 10 days after Appleton had started, so they have MA at 89th.

I understand van Gaal is aware of how much anguish this confusion has caused and is doing his best to make it a moot point

Nothing for ages (ignoring Leeds) then three come along together in the space of a few hours...

Kavanagh leaves Carlisle after the 5-0 defeat on Saturday http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29012752

closely followed by Joe Dunne at Colchester http://www.cu-fc.com/news/article/01091 ... 89404.aspx?

85th and closing in on Waddock's leaving spot of 79th (Dunne was 25th, 23 days short of 2 years in the job; Kav 56t, 8 days short of 1 year)

(I wonder what Appleton's highest position has been on the list?)

Mooro wrote:Nothing for ages (ignoring Leeds) then three come along together in the space of a few hours...

Kavanagh leaves Carlisle after the 5-0 defeat on Saturday http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29012752

closely followed by Joe Dunne at Colchester http://www.cu-fc.com/news/article/01091 ... 89404.aspx?

85th and closing in on Waddock's leaving spot of 79th (Dunne was 25th, 23 days short of 2 years in the job; Kav 56t, 8 days short of 1 year)

(I wonder what Appleton's highest position has been on the list?)

Things happening quickly at Colchester - youth team manager Tony humes is appointed as the new manager

Mooro wrote:Now, not many DID see this one coming....as Beppe Sannino leaves Watford

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29007741

Appleton 87th

Former Brighton manager Oscar Garcia confirmed as the new man, after a brief two-month spell in Israel....

Mooro wrote:Robins departs Huddersfield after one game of the season (and a run of 2 wins in 22 including last season)

Appleton 91st

One in http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29045406 as Powell joins huddersfield

and potentially one out http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29045406 as Gary Johnson demands talks with the chairman at Yeovil

Mooro wrote: Jose Riga now finally confirmed at Blackpool,
Koeman still evens favourite for Soton, ahead of Mancini & Ranieri
all quiet for Leeds,. Dolan, Hockaday, Mccallister & Festa head the list
Sherwood majorly odds on for West Brom, Clarke and Paul Clement next up..

....and now looks like departing just six games later (half the number Appleton managed)....

http://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/sport ... -1-6826411

Nothing more official yet, but seems inevitable (and people call us a laughing stock!)

Mooro wrote:

Mooro wrote: Jose Riga now finally confirmed at Blackpool,
Koeman still evens favourite for Soton, ahead of Mancini & Ranieri
all quiet for Leeds,. Dolan, Hockaday, Mccallister & Festa head the list
Sherwood majorly odds on for West Brom, Clarke and Paul Clement next up..

....and now looks like departing just six games later (half the number Appleton managed)....

http://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/sport ... -1-6826411

Nothing more official yet, but seems inevitable (and people call us a laughing stock!)

....but is it all over...he thinks not
http://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/sport ... -1-6828132

Was wondering who would take the job if/when he did to - but thinking about it, might not be a bad idea for Coyle, try to get a short term reaction on the pitch to show he's 'stil got it' after being out of the game for a while, then quit/get fired after a couple of months, with a bit of cash in the bank and back in the mind of those looking to fill proper jobs
Surely McDermott wouldnt want to go from one nutjob to another, and Rowett would be daft to risk it, given the two clubs may well be in the same division next season as it is!!

Just glanced at the odds for taking over the two vacant positions and who is third favourite behind Neil Redfearn and Steve Clarke for the Leeds job......

........only our favourite Italian chappie, Paolo di Canio - now wouldn't that be the perfect match for the owner??????