Why have no Premier League managers been sacked yet?
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2023
- Have clubs been more 'accepting' of their fate this season? There has not been a Premier League manager sacking since the 2023/24 campaign started, compared to last year where five managers had been sacked by the end of November.
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kompany deserves it for a blazer , t shirt , trainers , cap combo
Savage 😂
Bro is dressed like he got designed in the FIFA career mode manager customization
@@shvkpr1this is completely accurate 😂
I think it's a good thing. Championship and lower half prem teams have to start thinking differently if they're going to stay in the Prem or move up the table. The first thing that happens when you sack a manager is a change of personnel. They want to put their own stamp on the team and want a transfer budget. I feel like it's already to late at that point. Yes, managers come in and save teams. How? It's not normally by playing expansive attractive football, it normally by conceding less goals and becoming hard to beat. The directors of football at these clubs need to decide (with their boards and owners) how they want their team to play and they then need to interview and find a management and coaching team that fits that style. The scouts need to understand the types of players that fit into the style. Too often a manager arrives and wants to do things their way, it just doesn't work unless you have infinite money or the entire club pulling in the same direction. Brighton have shown that this approach not only works but can be very profitable. The only barriers to other clubs doing similar is 1. Time and 2. Club ownership and high level management.
I wonder when this was recorded. I think there's a general consensus that ETH is in trouble at the minute.
Luton are just in the Prem. this year for the money.
New stadium money.
IRAOLA, his name is.
Areola is what's around your nipple and in goal for West Ham.
You just drew my attention with the question. Haven't thought about it all season.
Maybe club owners and board have decided to be a little bit patient and use the Ferguson approach.
Or not
Last season, especially across Europe the firings were happening regularly. But in England the firings didn’t ramp up until February.
Might be the same again, bottom 3 can’t do better than what they can. Generally everyone is where they should be in the league.
Parker, Tuchel, Lage, Gerrard and Hasenhuttl were all sacked by early November last season.
Never been I can remember the last 3 so clearly certain because they're gone and they can't do anything to stay up
1. Probs can't monetarily afford to sack hecky.
2. We have 13 injuries
3. Not many other managers can foster our style.
4. We were struggling financially and now we are stable, were just using this as a balancing season
Bad thing for hecky is it can't really get any worse so maybe worth getting rid
Who will replace them?
Strangely no mention of Ten Haag here.
If "every" team got a new manager last season it makes sense that there would be less sackings this season
The American way is making quick decisions. Forget the number of seasons. It is the number of games.
I'm sure Heckingbottom will be sacked, though it's difficult to see how the owners would instigate a managerial cultural change mid-season. I don't think the likes of Jesse Marsch or Ralph Hasenhuttl would want to work with this Sheffield squad, or would think it's a suitable project for their respective styles of play. The best they can hope for is Chris Wilder or Dean Smith bringing a bus full of good vibes.
Sheffield United
Speak into the mic
It is only 10 games!
Poch and ten Hag by xmas.
Sheff Utd will sack in the next couple of weeks.
Did Yoda open this video? XD
Ten Hag hold my beer
HeckingBOTTOM will be the first. Mark my words.
Nope, se7en hag
Not Erik ten Sacked in the Morning.
Ten Hag or Poch surely
Wow, you’re predicting a guy that hasn’t won a game this season will get sacked.
No doubt.
Will bring in a previous manager.
You know who.
Leicester stuck with Rodgers too long! But also correct on Pearson. You can find examples to fit a narrative.
The sack race
Can the host please talk in too his bloody mike
I think everyone just knows sheffield,lutton and burnley are going down so theh can afford to be patient and give there managers time and all three relegation threatening clubs have conceded there fate aswell
I dont disagree with you that all them clubs you mention are going down pal but what I disagree with is your word accepting? 🤣 I dont think any football club should be accepting of it never mind all three of them they have to change the narrative ie hire a new manager the owners of them three clubs if they think they are going down now imo I mean I aint saying it guarantees anything but surely they have to try something surely right🤔 I mean I think its bad for the league in general if one promoted club cant compete never mind all of them🤔
@@simonoliver8576I think it would be worse for the league if they spent big and changed things up. Rather see them competitive in the championship next year.
It's does highlight the gap between the top of the championship and bottom of the prem though
@@someoneinoffensive I agree pal re spending I mean chelsea spent like a billion quid in no time and they were not that far off relegation last season 🤣 I mean last season all three promoted clubs stayed up tho I get that its hard for a championship club to stay if they dont invest tho but thats were a manager could make a difference tho I mean how good are them three managers of them three clubs? kompany burnley edwards luton and heckingbottom sheffield u are they better than the other enough of the other managers to make a decent fight of staying up ? if not maybe they should change imo depending on who they could get in tho granted ?🤔
@@simonoliver8576 but they did well in the championship - you don't want to do a Sunderland and double drop. Better the devil you know if the gulf is massive anyway - I feel like Notts Forest have really got away with it
@@someoneinoffensive well to be fair its interesting re your point about spending money I appreciate every club is different in what they can do in the transfer market but I like what forest did they signed loads of players and stayed up just thats how tough it is for these three this season because the level of investment aint there compared to a forest for example is it I hate when clubs yoyo between the divisions personally I never really understood clubs who do that personally norwich must be the best yoyo club in the UK🤣 no disrespect to them.
Whos the Gremlin in the Mic fs have a glass of water. Sound like Dobbies Da
The guy with the headphones needs to stop moving his head all over the place when talking and speak into the microphone.
He's African English but sounds like he's caucasian English
@@CeemPlay???And?
Just for future reference, you need to stop commenting on RUclips videos 😊
I'd have Potter at the top of my hire list.
Should replace Roy Hodgson, who is too old.
@@albertbrammer9263 Roy's retiring at the end of the season. Let him see it out and then get Potter in and get players used to his system.
@@albertbrammer9263Roy has done great with palace. Underrated manager