Hotshot-Tottenham
Edgar Davids
Steve Clarke gone at WBA.
4 straight losses, 7 wins in 34.
4 straight losses, 7 wins in 34.
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Manager Sack Watch 2013/14
- Thread starter Jordinho
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Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
I wonder if AVB might be interested in bringing his old pal into our setup?
Jol and Di Matteo the early favourites for the West Brom job.
paxtonwolf
John White
So thats another team we'll be playing with the new manager bounce
Raoul Duke
Gordon Durie
Didn't BMJ play for West Brom?
milo
Jack L. Jones
Decent coach but I'd imagine that he would be after another management job.
paxtonwolf
John White
He did
West Brom lost their director of football to the FA in March. His replacement not quite as good apparently.
Di Matteo has already been sacked by them once and Jol is just an easy connection due to playing there, though I would expect his name to be on any list of candidates.
Di Matteo has already been sacked by them once and Jol is just an easy connection due to playing there, though I would expect his name to be on any list of candidates.
milo
Jack L. Jones
The was an interesting profile piece on Dan Ashworth in the Guardian when he left them to join the FA
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
The temporary appointment of Keith Downing now makes it 181 different managers the 46 clubs have had during the Premier League Era...
Premier League Managers from 1992-93 to 2013-14
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
When you go from Lukaku to Anichebe though..
Stenno
Banned
Fair call :lol:
Denmark Spur
Edgar Davids
Cardiff City: Malky Mackay told to quit or be sacked by Vincent Tan
By David Ornstein BBC Sport
Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay has been told by owner Vincent Tan to resign or he will be sacked.
In a letter emailed to Mackay on Monday, it is understood Tan listed in depth his grievances with the Scot.
Tan criticised 41-year-old Mackay at length in a range of areas, such as signings, transfer budgets, results on the pitch and style of play.
The Malaysian businessman also questioned the former Watford manager's record as a boss.
Mackay has previously said he will not resign.
A Cardiff spokesman told BBC Sport: "The club is not party to any letter sent from one person to another."
The correspondence came on the same day the Malaysian businessman issued a statement through Cardiff chief executive Simon Lim criticising Mackay.
Tan said he was "extremely upset" after Mackay revealed he was hoping to recruit three new players in the January transfer window.
The ex-Scotland international, who was named Cardiff boss in June 2011, led the Welsh club to promotion from the Championship seven months ago, but his future became uncertain when head of recruitment, Iain Moody, was removed from his position in October.
One of Tan's concerns surround a perceived overspend of the transfer budget agreed between Mackay, Lim and Moody.
Cardiff broke their transfer record three times over the summer, signing striker Andreas Cornelius for £7.5m, defender Steven Caulker for £8m and then midfielder Gary Medel for £11m.
The owner claims the total budget was £35m and that £50m was spent including add-ons.
Mackay and Moody have denied those claims, insisting the £35m was solely for transfer fees and that Lim and Tan had no complaints about that rising with add-ons.
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/25457024
By David Ornstein BBC Sport
Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay has been told by owner Vincent Tan to resign or he will be sacked.
In a letter emailed to Mackay on Monday, it is understood Tan listed in depth his grievances with the Scot.
Tan criticised 41-year-old Mackay at length in a range of areas, such as signings, transfer budgets, results on the pitch and style of play.
The Malaysian businessman also questioned the former Watford manager's record as a boss.
Mackay has previously said he will not resign.
A Cardiff spokesman told BBC Sport: "The club is not party to any letter sent from one person to another."
The correspondence came on the same day the Malaysian businessman issued a statement through Cardiff chief executive Simon Lim criticising Mackay.
Tan said he was "extremely upset" after Mackay revealed he was hoping to recruit three new players in the January transfer window.
The ex-Scotland international, who was named Cardiff boss in June 2011, led the Welsh club to promotion from the Championship seven months ago, but his future became uncertain when head of recruitment, Iain Moody, was removed from his position in October.
One of Tan's concerns surround a perceived overspend of the transfer budget agreed between Mackay, Lim and Moody.
Cardiff broke their transfer record three times over the summer, signing striker Andreas Cornelius for £7.5m, defender Steven Caulker for £8m and then midfielder Gary Medel for £11m.
The owner claims the total budget was £35m and that £50m was spent including add-ons.
Mackay and Moody have denied those claims, insisting the £35m was solely for transfer fees and that Lim and Tan had no complaints about that rising with add-ons.
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/25457024
