Next Premier League Manager To Be Sacked Betting
Being in charge of a team in one of the most fiercely competitive leagues in the world comes at a heavy price. Your decisions are constantly scrutinised and your club’s supporters represent an army of armchair football managers, all with different opnions on tactics, formations and players. On top of that, if you lose a succession of games the board will cast you aside quicker than you can say Premier League.
Sunderland manager Steve Bruce became the first casualty of the 2011/12 Premier League season after he was sacked on Wednesday 30th November following Sunderland’s poor run of form. On 8th January Neil Warnock was sacked by QPR.
Will Steve Kean be the next manager to leave?
Next Premier League Manager To Be Sacked – Correct as of 03/02/2012
- 4/6 – Mick McCarthy
- 5/1 – Steve Kean
- 8/1 – Andre Villas-Boas
- 10/1 – Harry Redknapp
- 10/1 – Owen Coyle
- 10/1 – Alex McLeish
- 10/1 – Arsene Wenger
- 12/1 – Roberto Martinez
- 20/1 – David Moyes
- 20/1 – Martin Jol
- 25/1 – Kenny Dalglish
- 33/1 – Mark Hughes
- 33/1 – Roy Hodgson
- 50/1 – Sir Alex Ferguson
- 50/1 – Paul Lambert
- 50/1 – Brendan Rogers
- 50/1 – Tony Pulis
- 50/1 – Alan Pardew
- 50/1 – Martin O’Neill
- 50/1 – Roberto Mancini
Odds courtesy of Stan James
Currently two managers have left their posts this season but with the season hotting up and the pressure building just how many managers will have lost their job come the end of the season? Stan James have opened up an interesting betting market speculating just that. Click on the odds to place your bet.
How Many Premier League Managers Will Leave Their Post This Season? (2 Already)
There there were a number of notable casualties and surprise departures after the curtains came down on the 2010/11 season. Carlo Ancelotti was ruthlessly desposed off straight after Chelsea’s last game due to his ‘failure’ to bring any silverware back to the Bridge. Mark Hughes and Alex McLeish were the shock departures as they left their respective club’s Fulham and Birmingham City during the summer. Furthermore Gerard Houllier left Aston Vill by mutual consent because of ill-health.
We shall be profiling all the Managers in the Premier League from those fighting for the title and European places to those down the bottom embroiled in a relegation battle. We will be keeping a close eye on Old Trafford over the coming seasons as Sir Alex Ferguson fights to win more trophies before deciding the best time for him to retire. We will also be looking at all the managers trying to fight it out with Sir Alex for honours domestically and in Europe. Those Managers include Roberto Mancini, Arsene Wenger, Kenny Dalglish and Harry Redknapp who will all harbour hopes of winning the Premier League this season.
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