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Jimski wrote:Rodgers sacked at Liverpool. (Seems a little harsh given he got an away draw in the derby, and still only 4 points off second).

- 9 managers gone in less than a month,
- Rogers leaves from 8th on the list.
- Richard Money moves into the top ten as a result on the day he celebrates 3 years in charge at Cambridge
- Wilder now 30th, Appleton 37th
- only 44 of the 92 have been in situ for more than a year.

Latest odds:

Liverpool - Klopp 2/7, Ancellotti 5/2, de Boer 12s, Warburton/Mazzari/Klinsmann 20s, Alex Ferguson 500/1
Sunderland - Big Sam 5/4, Dyche 4s, Pearson/Rogers/Mazzari 6s, Viera/Laundrup/Redknapp 12s
Chelsea - Guardiola 4s, from Ancellotti, Klopp, Simeone, Conte & Pellegrini.
Doncaster - Ferguson odds on, Redfearn, Evans & Rob Jones all around 5s.
Fleetwood - Stephen Thompson & Steve Evans favourites from Sean O'driscoll. Paul Scholes 12/1
Rotherham - REdfearn now 4/5 fav, from Clough and Ferguson, the Stuart Gray. Wilder 22/1

One filled - Steve Pressley takes over at Fleetwood:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34455459

as is often the way, their next game is against Coventry

Neil REdfearn still heads the list for Rotherham with Alans Stubbs & Irvine joining the battle
while BetVictor have gone big on Lee Clark being next in at doncaster
All the bookies seem convinced that it will be Klopp for the Kop
but are split between Big Sam and Nigel Pearson for Wearside

Another Dunn deal - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34465264 - David confirmed at Oldham

Former US soccer manager Bob Bradley the big mover elsewhere today, joining Pearson and Big Sam in a three-way race for Sunderland, otherwise little movement other than Klopp seemingly all set for Anfield within the next 48 hours.

Klopp confirmed - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34469429

Two more sorted:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34491345 - Big Sam at Sunderland

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34488197 - Neil Redfearn at Rotherham

Back to a full house as Doncaster complete the task of replacing the international break sackings by appointing Fergie Jr - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34548413

May only be a couple of days as I suspect the loser of the game at Stamford Bridge on Saturday will not last much longer - here's hoping for a Villa win......

Beaten to it by our friends down the A420 - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34564609

though even we can see more disaster coming as Chairman Lee Power appoints himself as manager......temporarily at the moment, but who knows with this guy??

Eleven league home games without a win has done for Uwe Rosler
who has just been sacked by Leeds United.
Steve Evans is taking training today.

OUFC4eva wrote:
Eleven league home games without a win has done for Uwe Rosler
who has just been sacked by Leeds United.
Steve Evans is taking training today.

If ever there was time for a sink hole to open up at a football ground, then the next couple of hours in the chairmans office at Elland Road would be the place - two of most despicable men in football (three if you include Raynor) who I very much doubt would be missed by many in the game...

Steve Evans confirmed as head coach at Leeds!

Another blink and you'll miss him foreign coach departs as Charlton sack Luzon http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34629428

York City is expected to part company with boss Russ Wilcox
after just two wins in 18 matches and three points
off the relegation spaces.

The Minstermen lost again on Saturday, this time 1-3
to Wimbledon.

Tim Sherwood gone after a home defeat by foreign opposition.

Snake wrote:Tim Sherwood gone after a home defeat by foreign opposition.

courtesy another close your eyes and hope he goes away American owner

Remi Garde heads the list, with some papers suggesting talks in advanced stages, which should please the FRench recruits from the summer. Moyes, Rodgers & Nigel Pearson next up, with the likes of Laudrup, Dyche also touted, along with perennial link to former US coach Bob Bradley.