The managerial merry-go-round

That would be wunderbar

The Great World Cup Game was 2002…..I’m biased because I suggested it, but it’s one of peak talkback moments.

West Brom have fired Eric Ramsay. Don't worry, I looked him up so you don't have to. Former assistant coach at Man U and Wales, head coach of Minnesota United for two years, West Brom manager since the beginning of last month. 9 games in 44 days, W0 D4 L5.

Bristol city sacking Gerhard Struber would be mundane championship manager churn, if they weren't replacing him with Roy Hodgson...

Elsewhere, seems strange that Spurs haven't changed their manager yet. Seems like they are trying to convince De Zerbi (bad choice at this stage, as he's a complex tactical coach) or Dyche (woudn't he want them to have started running this week?)

Maybe it’s because his dad carked it and they don’t want to play the kick someone when he’s down card?
Either way, hopefully they now think it’s too deep into the international break to sever ties….

I-gorn.

Looks like de Zerbi in at Spurs. Doesn't seem like an ideal choice at this stage of a season. He's a one of those complex processes manager, which isn't going to be easy to implement with the time they have left (zero wins in his first five games at Brighton).

Scott Broon out at Ayr.
Jermaine Defoe in at, shudder, Woking.

Scott Mills out at BBC Radio 2 it says here.

Something about 'conduct'.

Games gone

De Zerbi confirmed at Spurs.

Been criticism already from the supporters trust and other fan groups over his acceptance of Mason Greenwood at Marseille. Be interesting to see if that develops into any sort of rift given he has a 5 year contract.

I love the reporting of it being a five year contract. As if it doesn't have break clauses.

The first one being in about 6 weeks when they're relegated.