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In what is perhaps another surprise move, caretaker Neil Adams is confirmed as permanent manager at Norwich

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27530377

and Neil Lennon has left Celtic, which both adds a candidate to a number of English vacancies, but could also mean another (or even someone in employ) moving north to replace him....Henrik Larsson is favourite, from Moyes, Mackay, Coyle, Steve Clarke and Paul Lambert...

Tranmere appoint Rob Edwards, with a free picture of Danny Rose tussling with him against Exeter.

Mooro wrote: Spurs: Pochetino (evens), de Boer 3s, Benitex 6s, Mancini 8s

Spurs are so confident of getting Mauricio Pochettino that they've already started looking for his replacement.

slappy wrote:Tranmere appoint Rob Edwards, with a free picture of Danny Rose tussling with him against Exeter.

Which removes McMahon and moves Waddock up into the top 80 longest serving managers...

....at least it would, but with Richard Money jumping in at #26 and John Still at #40, both promoted managers move ahead of him, but while Chris Hargreaves disappears from the list from above, Darrell Clarke at Bristol was appointed a few days after GW so that our chap now sits at #81 in the revised list.

NB - I know there is an argument about time in the Conference not counting, but that would have pushed Wilder back down the list so that he would not have reached the much heralded heights of 3rd....

All happening at once:

Pochettino takes over at Spurs (and targets Lallana as first signing according to the papers)

and Bob Peeters finally moves in at Charlton

So, another new era awaits at Soton, minus manager and at least two star players, though presumably more await in the youth team....

Waddock now 80th after all

OUFC4eva wrote:
Leeds United sack former United winger Brian McDermott tonight.

Really has gone this time: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27646829

Waddock 79th

Latest odds

Soton: Koeman (2s), Mclaren (5s), Laudrup (6s), Yakin (7s), Moyes/Dyche (10s)
Blackpool: Ricardo Moniz/Bryan FLynn (2s), Phelan (7/2), McDermott (5s), Davies/Riga/Cox (6s), Beattie (8s)
Brighton: Clarke (6/4), Sherwood (2s), hughton/Clement/ Lennon (6s),
Leeds: Hockaday (6/4), Zola/Carbone (7/2), Festa (10s)
WBA: Clement (7/2), Hughton (5s), K Downing (7s) B McDermott (6s) Moyes/Lennon (8s) Mackay/Sherwood/McInnes (10s)

Celtic: Keane (odds on), Coyle (3s), MAckay (6s) McNamara/Moyes (10s)

Hockaday is indeed favourite for the Leeds job.

(He's supposed to be an outstanding coach)

http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/s ... -1-6647543

Sami Hyppia takes the job at Brighton,

book closed on Jose Riga to get the Blackpool job,
Koeman leads the list at Soton,
Eamonn Dolan & Gary Mccallister now ahead of Hockaday for Leeds
Sherwood now 7/4 favourite for West Brom

oh and Delia Smith is doing something up at celtic too...

Mooro wrote:Sami Hyppia takes the job at Brighton,

book closed on Jose Riga to get the Blackpool job,
Koeman leads the list at Soton,
Eamonn Dolan & Gary Mccallister now ahead of Hockaday for Leeds
Sherwood now 7/4 favourite for West Brom

oh and Delia Smith is doing something up at celtic too...

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..

Mooro wrote:

Mooro wrote:Sami Hyppia takes the job at Brighton,

book closed on Jose Riga to get the Blackpool job,
Koeman leads the list at Soton,
Eamonn Dolan & Gary Mccallister now ahead of Hockaday for Leeds
Sherwood now 7/4 favourite for West Brom

oh and Delia Smith is doing something up at celtic too...

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..

.....followed I should have said by Alan Irvine, who I'd noticed was unusually well up in the list compared to other jobs in the last year, and who has now accepted the role at West Brom...http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27851894

Koeman takes on the position at Southampton, leaving us with almost a full house - just Leeds to go - and with virtually all positions filled with out of work people, meaning very little knock-on cascade that we've seen in recent summers.....

BTW Serial candidate Murat Yakin has taken position at Spartak Moscow, so that's antoher one off the list...

OUFC4eva wrote:Hockaday is indeed favourite for the Leeds job.

(He's supposed to be an outstanding coach)

http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/s ... -1-6647543

....and does indeed get the job!

Either an inspired choice from a very clued up football man or err not

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

Mooro wrote:

OUFC4eva wrote:Hockaday is indeed favourite for the Leeds job.

(He's supposed to be an outstanding coach)

http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/s ... -1-6647543

....and does indeed get the job!

Either an inspired choice from a very clued up football man or err not

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

It could be Hockaday himself. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27938551

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!