Which EPL's Managers Will Be Sacked/Resigned in 2008/2009 ?

[BlueCat]

Curbishley resigns as West Ham boss

By Dale Johnson



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<!-- end page tools --> <!-- begin story body --> Alan Curbishley has beaten Kevin Keegan to be the Premier League's first managerial casualty of the season by walking out of West Ham United, blaming a 'breach of trust and confidence' for his sudden departure.

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Curbishley felt his position was untenable


Curbishley had been under intense pressure for months and was the bookies' favourite to be first out.
And now the former Charlton boss, who took charge at Upton Park in December 2006, when he succeeded Alan Pardew, has jumped before he was pushed after guiding the club to their best start to a Premier League season for nine years.
A club statement said: 'We can confirm that we have accepted Alan Curbishley's resignation as we feel it is in the best interests of both parties.
'We wish Alan all the success in the future. A shortlist of candidates is being drawn up and an announcement will be made in due course about the new West Ham United manager.'
Curbishley's position had been the subject of speculation towards the end of last season when Croatia coach Slaven Bilic, a former West Ham player, was linked with the job. He is sure to be a target again just days before their World Cup qualifiers begin with England visiting Zagreb on Wednesday.
First team coach Kevin Keen has been appointed caretaker manager as the Hammers hunt for a permanent replacement for Curbishley.

Alan Curbishley has the honour of being the first EPL to go in this new season.
A wrong move by him,he can only do well with a tight budget and get the best out of those mediorce players and motivate them.
With some big players,he just cun do his job well.

 

[Wobble]

still think Red's boss must go for them to progress

 

[hughgrant]

still think Red's boss must go for them to progress

who shld replace him u think?

 

[BlueCat]

maybe we can tempt Kenng Dalglish to make a comeback and lead the Reds again.

 

[hughgrant]

maybe we can tempt Kenng Dalglish to make a comeback and lead the Reds again.

bro thats a good one. but he belong to the old school and out of touch for so long. i fear that his methods and tactics may be outdated

 

[Porfirio Rubirosa]

King Kenny is NOT the rigth man to lead the Reds in 2008/9. Same goes for Kevin Keegan, whom fat lard Budgie suggested in TNP should take over from Rafa. Both these chaps were great Reds but are strictly men of the past. The best would be The Special One and I hope this happens when the Dubai group finally takes over at Anfield and injects big $$$, fingers crossed

bro thats a good one. but he belong to the old school and out of touch for so long. i fear that his methods and tactics may be outdated

 

[BlueCat]

if only the DIC buyover and with their money power,maybe the special one will be tempted to come over.
coz he will have the funds to buy players to build his team.

 

[Nomad]

Paul Ince of Blackburn Rovers maybe the next one if he cannot get the co-operation of his players.

and also the managers of those newly promoted clubs - WBA,Stoke City and Hull City. coz the pressure for them will be great.

 

[pigcanclimbtree]

Paul Ince of Blackburn Rovers maybe the next one if he cannot get the co-operation of his players.

and also the managers of those newly promoted clubs - WBA,Stoke City and Hull City. coz the pressure for them will be great.

Paul Ince,
Ramos ... if Spurs don't start winning
Hodgson ... if Fulham, cannot escape relegation

 

[fenwick]

Got a feeling that Mark Hughes won't last long also .:(

 

[Porfirio Rubirosa]

Yes, I hope this shall happen soon.

if only the DIC buyover and with their money power,maybe the special one will be tempted to come over.
coz he will have the funds to buy players to build his team.

 

[Ramseth]

I think that Benitez should go.

 

[The MilkMan]

i think Paul Ince,Mark Hughes and the 3 managers of those promoted clubs are potential candidates for the sack.