Managerial Merry-go-round

[OUFC4eva]

Stuart Pearce leaves Nottm Forest after seven months.

[Mooro]

Stuart Pearce leaves Nottm Forest after seven months.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31085816.....

...which I think moves MAPP into the top 60..

Interesting early names mentioned: Freedman, Petrescu & Tim sherwood, but also a certain Nigel Clough - wouldn't that make daddy proud??

[OUFC4eva]

Dougie Freedman just been appointed the new manager at Nottm Forest.

[Mooro]

.....and the morning after one of his two favourtie days of the year, 'Arry calls it a day....

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31117098

though whether it is in time to save their season is another question

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Also, gillingham have approached Newport to speak to Justin Edinburgh...

##REdknapp leaves from 24th on the list, moving Appleton up to 59th

[Mooro]

Two in two days - ~Gary Johnson leaves Yeovil - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31131828

Gillingham have approached Newport for Edinburgh, but have yet to agree compensation...
QPR have also reportedly approached Tim Sherwood, so clearly have no real ambitions to stay up

Johnson was 12th on the list, so Appleton up to 58th

[Mooro]

Justin Edinburgh appointed at Gillingham http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31112173

which means he leaves Newport after 3 yrs 4months, which had moved him up to 9th in the managers list,
so in turn Appleton is now 57th

Joint caretaker at Newport? a certain Mr W Hatswell

[OUFC4eva]

Aston Villa sack Paul Lambert.

[OUFC4eva]

Reports circulating that Paul Buckle is on the
brink at Cheltenham Town.

[Mooro]

Aston Villa sack Paul Lambert.

http://www.avfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0 ... 31,00.html? - short, sweet, but music to the ears to a large proportion of the Midlands.
It is amazing to think that someone who achieved nothing more than two 15th placed finishes for one of England's 'great' clubs was able to somehow reach 13th place in the longest-serving manager table!!!

Early favoiurites are: tim Sherwood (eek!), Sean Dyche , Klinsmann, REdknapp, Lennon, Laudrup or Glenn Hoddle!! while more interesting options are : di Canio (16s at PaddyPower), Southgate (8s at William hill) or Stan Collymore (50/1 at BEtfair)

Appleton another place nearer the top 50

[Kernow Yellow]

one of England's 'great' clubs

Lolz

[joepoolman]

http://www.avfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0 ... 31,00.html? - short, sweet, but music to the ears to a large proportion of the Midlands.
It is amazing to think that someone who achieved nothing more than two 15th placed finishes for one of England's 'great' clubs was able to somehow reach 13th place in the longest-serving manager table!!!

Really? Lots of talk about big money TV deals today but Lambert was on a shoe-string budget by PL standards. The wages and transfer fees at Villa in the last few years have been tiny compared to the likes of QPR, Fulham, Palace, Cardiff etc. He inherited a team that had finished 2 points above the relegation zone and finished 5 points above the relegation zone in consecutive seasons.

[Mooro]

one of England's 'great' clubs

Lolz

I'd say so, a couple of fallow years does not discount the many, many top ten finishes they've had across the years. Probably in a 2nd tier of greats (with say Spurs, Everton, Man C and a couple of others) behind the top tier (Man U, Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool).

Anyway, Danny Wilson for the Villa job????

http://www.barnsleyfc.co.uk/news/articl ... UtmQTP6.99

Appleton now 55th

[Mooro]

Another one goes, this time after just79 days: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31424093

No change on the listforMAPP

[Jimski]

one of England's 'great' clubs

Lolz

I'd say so, a couple of fallow years does not discount the many, many top ten finishes they've had across the years. Probably in a 2nd tier of greats (with say Spurs, Everton, Man C and a couple of others) behind the top tier (Man U, Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool).

Indeed, 7 league titles and 7 fa cups, a european cup, etc., etc.

[Werthers Original]

Another one goes, this time after just79 days: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31424093

No change on the listforMAPP

'they only won once during Buckle's 13-game reign and are one point above the relegation zone'

Hmmmmmmm