Poll: Premier League Sack Race 2023/24

First for the Chop

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Lonewolf

Lonewolf

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Here we go again, with a new season looming who is your favourite to see the door first?

Arsenal - Arteta
Aston Villa - Emery
Bournemouth - Iraola
Brentford - Frank
Brighton - De Zerbi
Burnley - Kompany
Chelsea - Pochettino
Crystal Palace - Hodgson
Everton - Dyche
Fulham - Silva
Liverpool - Klopp
Luton - Edwards
Manchester City - Guardiola
Manchester United - Ten Hag
Newcastle - Howe
Nottingham Forest - Cooper
Sheffield United - Heckinbottom
Tottenham - Postecoglou
West Ham - Moyes
Wolves - Lopetegui
 
Yeah I think Lopetegui is a shout, especially since they've been rather quiet in the transfer market so far and have lost one of their best players.

That being said if Sheffiled United underachieve and Heckinbottom is actually Heckinbottom then that headline write itself.
 
Hard to see any leaving right now given what you’d assume were club expectations. Wolves always seem in a perpetual mess so would pick them. Palace would likely have a replacement lined up Hodgson could mentor over the next 12 months with a view to taking over when he’s 100 which is soon.
 
Postecoglou is going to be first out of the door. Kane will be sold to Bayern and Spurs will struggle massively without him. Son will be lost without his partner in crime and Spurs will finish mid-table.
 
I voted for Moyes. I'm a hammers fan. Delighted with Moyes for winning Europa conference, but... we were dire for a lot of the season, and I fear no rice no dice. I'm also concerned about recruitment. We new rice was leaving ages ago, the replacement should have been lined up.
 
fez said:
Postecoglou is going to be first out of the door. Kane will be sold to Bayern and Spurs will struggle massively without him. Son will be lost without his partner in crime and Spurs will finish mid-table.
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I'd be surprised if he was. The expectations from Spurs fans/board must be pretty low anyway; then to lose Kane then what would they get from sacking him? I think not playing 5 at the back would be a good start, it's absolute dross to watch under Jose/Nuno/Conte etc. Postecoglou favours 433 or 4231. Even if they lost Kane, he might make Richarlison into a striker, invest the rest. Who knows. I still think Maddison will be a brilliant signing for them.
 
sither said:
Klopp sod all signings really owners at it again.
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I don’t think Klopp gets the sack - he’s still got too much credit left in the bank, so to speak. Would he walk, possibly. He seems to genuinely love the club and the fans but how long will he stick around with, what appears, the owners/financials holding him and the team back.
 
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Thekwango said:
I don’t think Klopp gets the sack - he’s too much credit left in the bank, so to speak. Would he walk, possibly. He seems to genuinely love the club and the fans but how long will he stick around with, what appears, the owners/financials holding him and the team back.
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Exactly I think he may walk end of the season either way.
 
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sither said:
Exactly I think he may walk end of the season either way.
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I genuinely hope not, despite being a Man U fan!! I want to see the best managers in the PL and Klopp is undoubtedly one of those. I want to see him build another team, playing the way he wants - like them or loathe them you have to admire the footballing quality and beauty of the Liverpool teams he’s built (most of last season aside!)
 
Thekwango said:
I genuinely hope not, despite being a Man U fan!! I want to see the best managers in the PL and Klopp is undoubtedly one of those. I want to see him build another team, playing the way he wants - like them or loathe them you have to admire the footballing quality and beauty of the Liverpool teams he’s built (most of last season aside!)
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Absolutely but he don't seem happy the beauty of owners again
 
Cooper for me - they've got an awful squad and a temperamental owner.

That said, Lopetegui could simply walk out of Wolves...
 
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Thekwango said:
I don’t think Klopp gets the sack - he’s still got too much credit left in the bank, so to speak. Would he walk, possibly. He seems to genuinely love the club and the fans but how long will he stick around with, what appears, the owners/financials holding him and the team back.
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Alone or would he take his backroom with him?

Can't see cooper surviving. I think ange will be ok but hell need a bit of time to get the squad working the way he wants them to.
 
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