Who's the manager there now?
And Leicester City have sacked Nigel Pearson.Our latest casualty. Number eight is Stuary Gray. Bit of an odd one; Sheffield Wednesday certainly hadn't been scoring a lot of goals but they weren't playing very badly to me, as an outsider. What does @Famine make of his club's managerial circus? Not too long ago that sourpusses Megson and Jones were in charge. I have to imagine they have an immediate successor in mind.
MANAGER WATCH
9th May - Lee Clark (Blackpool, resigned) League One
12th May - Paul Cook (Chesterfield, moves to Portsmouth) League One
24th May - Sam Allerdyce (West Ham United, contract expiration) Premier League
25th May - Steve McClaren (Derby County, sacked) Championship
25th May - Nigel Clough (Sheffield United, sacked) League One
28th May - John Sheridan (Plymouth Argyle, sacked) League Two
5th June - Slaviša Jokanović (Watford, contract expiration) Premier League
11th June - Stuart Gray (Sheffield Wednesday, sacked) Championship
And Leicester City have sacked Nigel Pearson.
So that's two 1991 League Cup final Wednesday players now available as managers... and here's Wednesday without a manager...
I was hoping for Pearson as head coach, Sheridan as assistant...Not a bad shout at all but Pearson's stock has surely risen now. Even as a fan favourite, would he drop down to manage Wednesday? He's a better appointment than John Sheridan, I reckon.
What a bunch of ostriches.And Leicester City have sacked Nigel Pearson.
What a bunch of ostriches.
They're guaranteed second season syndrome, unless they have an Alan Pardew equivalent who was once a legend there and who can save them too...
He wants to find out if he can do it on a cold Tuesday night in Stoke. .News of Stoke close to signing Shaqiri for 17m.. what
There's two answers to that.I really don't get why the English players all cost triple the money a foreign player would.