Sentences with phrase «sacked at end of this season»

Wenger has to be sacked at the end of the season.

Wenger won't be sacked at the end of the season so there's no point wishing it.

Former Manchester City battler Dietmar Hamann has predicted that Manuel Pellegrini will be sacked at the end of the season, reports the Daily Mirror.

I still find it quaintly comical that I seem to be virtually alone on here in my certainty of Wengers sacking at end of THIS season, not next.

I hope they make the right choice by sacking him at the end of the season and appoiting someone else.

If he doesn't win the Europa League and the League Cup, I think he would most likely get sacked at the end of this season.

He should of been gone years ago Phil but I really hope your right and he's sacked at the end of the season it pains me to see how far we've fallen I can't take much more of Wenger I've lost all respect for the man

they should sack him at end of season for his failure to understand how his own actions (and inactions) have led to his failure to reach his own stated objectives consistently over the period of several years.

Every club in world would sack him at the end of the season and probably 50 % would sack him right now

Why are we having this discussion?!? we should be talking about HOW to have wenger sacked at the end of this season.

We are very capable of losing the 6th spot as well but I still don't see a wenger sacking at the end of the season.

Wenger is finished.Do not allow him to spend another penny of OUR MONEY.Sven and Raul must take over.Ivan G MUST SACK HIM AT THE END OF THE SEASON.

According to the Daily Mail, Arsenal could be a considering what would undoubtedly be a very popular decision to appoint club legend Patrick Vieira as Wenger's successor, with his old boss said to potentially be set to step down rather than be sacked at the end of the season.

This was not enough to save Quique Sanchez Flores his job and the Spaniard was sacked at the end of the season and replaced by former Inter Milan boss, Walter Mazzarri.

Not exact matches

Wenger still has one year on his contract and as long as we remain in the Top Four at the end of the season, I doubt very much if the Board would even think about sacking him, never mind discuss it with the media.....

Since the Gunners meekly surrendered to Manchester City in the Caraboa Cup Final on Sunday, all the Arsenal rumours this week have been about possible replacements for Arsene Wenger if he gets the sack before the end of the season, so it is no surprise that the boss was asked about his future at today's press conference for our rematch against Pep Guardiola's side.

Say they sack AW at the end of the season.

While the Times state that the 48 - year - old is unlikely to be sacked, the club supposedly expect to come to a mutual agreement over his departure at the end of the season.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is reportedly refusing to step down as manager at the end of the season, essentially telling the club they'll have to sack him.

Personally I will never call for Wenger to be sacked and if he resigns at the end of the season I will sing his name but it's getting silly now, we're not progressing, some players are regressing and we're in massive danger of becoming a 5th — 8th placed team.

The time has come for change, Wenger should have went at the end of the season, now he will damage the teams chances, his own reputation or be sacked.

If you can't give Poe the chance to be the heaviest man since JaMarcus Russell to throw a touchdown pass and the first defensive lineman with a sack, a rushing touchdown, and a passing touchdown in the same season with a big lead at the end of a game against a division rival, when the hell can you run that play?

Benitez, who replaced Carlo Ancelotti as Los Blancos manager earlier in the summer, snubbed the chance to take over at the helm with the Liga BBVA giants six years ago in order to remain on Merseyside, but was sacked by the Reds at the end of that season, following a disappointing campaign in which they finished seventh in the table.

At the end of last season (and the season before in fact), there was a large minority of Arsenal fans that wanted Arsene Wenger to either resign or be sacked, which was made clear by thousands of comments on this site as well as others.

The former Reds boss may have been out of work since getting the sack earlier this season, but it looks like he could be in line to return at the end of the season.

There was speculation following the incident that Giggs may be unhappy as van Gaal's number two at Old Trafford, with former teammate Paul Scholes even suggesting that the 41 - year - old may be looking to leave the club in the near future to pursue his own managerial career — having had a taste at the end of last season after the sacking of David Moyes.

Sack him now, not at the end of the season.

Good and sensible article but on a purely technical point I argue that there ACTUALLY IS A BETTER TIME TO SACK WENGER than at the end of this season!

Even if I agree Wenger should be sacked (at the end of the season) we're looking like bloody newcastle fans!

The board need to grow a pair, and sack him now, NOT at the end of season, because our season can still be salvaged... just about!

Secondly and far more important, Wenger will be sacked - or asked to resign, technically, - at end of this season, when we finish way behind even fourth place in points.

So as long as the hierarchy at Bayern do not pull the trigger and sack Pep before then, he will be available at the end of next season, when Wenger would still have one year of his own deal left to run.

Very harshly sacked by Chelsea at the end of the 2010/11 season, Carlo Ancelotti would be a great appointment back at Stamford Bridge, having won the double with the Blues in 2009/10 and enjoying further success with Paris Saint - Germain and Real Madrid, winning the Champions League with the latter.

The east London club's manager sees his current contract expire at the end of the season - and he scored a massive PR own goal on Friday afternoon by admitting the side's recent form would have earned him the sack at the start of the current campaign.

His reputation among supporters of the Spanish champions was at it's lowest ebb, with some calling for him to be sacked straight away rather than wait until the end of the season.

Bayern coach Jupp Heynckes, sacked by Real after guiding them to the 1998 Champions League title, goes into this game with the German club announcing that Eintracht Frankfurt coach Niko Kovac will replace him when he retires for a second time at the end of this season.

The 56 - year - old, who was sacked by Real Madrid at the end of last season, had recently been linked with Liverpool before before the Reds appointed Jurgen Klopp last week.

Former Tottenham boss Andre Villas - Boas, sacked by the White Hart Lane club in December, has emerged as a contender to succeed Massimiliano Allegri as manager of AC Milan when the Italian coach steps down at the end of this season.

Leicester City are currently without a manager as they sacked Claudio Ranieri at the end of last week, after a tumultuous season sees them well and truly in the relegation dogfight.

Arsene Wenger decided to announce that he will leave Arsenal at the end of the season after being told that he would be sacked if he did not walk.

Sir Alex Ferguson started managing Manchester United on the 6th November 1986 and despite it taking until 1990 for him to win his first trophy, it was a turbulent time for the Scotsman who had his own discontent to deal with after sections of supporters demanding he was sacked, which would have been the worst mistake in the club's history, a mistake which was visited after the gaffer retired at the end of the 2012/13 season, appointing former Everton manager David Moyes, a guy who was sacked just nine months later.

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