General Manager Sack Watch

Darren Moore has just left Sheffield Wednesday! Even more random!
 
I wonder what protections big Dunc had in his contract - maybe he'll get all the remaining monies like someone else recently..........I think Dale Vince is a bit too savvy for that though.

No doubt a settlement agreement that works well for both parties, and he probably still earned very well out of it for his 6 month tenure.
 

Birmingham sack their manager with them 6th. Rumours are that Wayne Rooney will be given the job.
They want a more well known manager.

The opening post on this thread was about Bournemouth sacking O'Neil. It looked bonkers at the time and still does.
 
On another note, I see that Bradford sacked Mark Hughes BEFORE they played (and beat) Swindon at the weekend.
 
They have seriously outperformed expectations so far this season, so don’t understand this at all.

They have form - they previously sacked Gary Rowett in mid-December 2016 when they were going well and threatening the playoffs, in order to appoint Gianfranco Zola (seemingly because they wanted a bigger name). He almost took them down the same season!

Some clubs just cannot get out of their own way.
 
They have form - they previously sacked Gary Rowett in mid-December 2016 when they were going well and threatening the playoffs, in order to appoint Gianfranco Zola (seemingly because they wanted a bigger name). He almost took them down the same season!

Some clubs just cannot get out of their own way.
The new owners are linked to Rooney (between the CEO and Rooney's agent) so they always wanted him, but he wasn't available before.
 
The new owners are linked to Rooney (between the CEO and Rooney's agent) so they always wanted him, but he wasn't available before.

It's such a backwards appointment, though.

At a time when almost all the best young managers in the game are young, smart and got into coaching early after mediocre-to-non-existent playing careers (Eddie Howe, Rob Edwards, Kieran McKenna, Liam Manning etc. etc.), and when the recent crop of high profile England stars have at best done average jobs when they been handed plum management gigs, and at worst fallen on their faces (Gerrard, Lampard, Gary Neville, Sol Campbell etc. etc.)......

......why exactly would you decide to can your promising young manager who's got you overperforming in the Championship in order to bring in the former England hero who's just been fired for under-performance by the mighty D.C. United?!?
 
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