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Managerial / Head Coach Moves 2026/27

Managerial / Head Coach Moves 2026/27

Managerial / Head Coach Moves 2026/27

Managerial / Head Coach Moves 2026/27

Patrick Vieira has signed as head coach of the Senegal national team.

The Senegal-born France international, an Arsenal legend, has been out of work since being sacked by Genoa last November with the club languishing at the bottom of Serie A.

MSN
 

Managerial / Head Coach Moves 2026/27

Think we have an early contender for first EPL manager to be sacked.
 

Managerial / Head Coach Moves 2026/27

Going against the norm, Trabsponzor have refused to accept Manager Fatih Tekke’s resignation. They reckon he was ‘emotional’ after the 4-0 defeat to Ferencvaros this week… (BBC).
 

Managerial / Head Coach Moves 2026/27

IMHO Sage haven't had a real chance to not get failed, and given that the transfer window closes so soon, I don't think he'll get a realistic chance of not being failed by the club absolutely ripping the chair out from underneath him, by selling all the players
 

Managerial / Head Coach Moves 2026/27

Big Tuesday night for Mark Robins at home to Norwich. High expectations & good money spent, Strange set up at Stoke with all the Bet365 family backing.
 

Managerial / Head Coach Moves 2026/27

I would say David Moyes is not long in his job. The owners have dubbed ladt season a ‘failure’ and now he is openly criticising the DOF.
Whether he is right or wrong it only ends one way. They want one of those young vibrant Spanish/French/German coaches not some old gnarled dour Scot.
 

Managerial / Head Coach Moves 2026/27

Moyes is starting to be a character with a definite shelf-life because of his style of play, while reasonably effective at being getting out of danger of getting relegated, is utterly bland and uninspiring for both fans and board.

Immediately stabilising if entering in club that are circling the drain and can keep them floating, But the backroom above him would need to use the time bought to rebuild organisationally as to be able to carry the additional load returning when he'll have worn out his welcome.

Basically an older, slightly more respected, Sean Dyche
 

Managerial / Head Coach Moves 2026/27

I would say David Moyes is not long in his job. The owners have dubbed ladt season a ‘failure’ and now he is openly criticising the DOF.
Whether he is right or wrong it only ends one way. They want one of those young vibrant Spanish/French/German coaches not some old gnarled dour Scot.
You're probably right - certainly some disharmony there.

They should just be careful what they wish for. Moyes has seen it all before at West Ham - shiny new stadium, money to spend, demand for Euro football and 'total' football.

Owners are stupid dubbing last season a failure, imo. Like us, they just missed European football. They were bottom 6 material before Moyes arrived, and massively improved last year. If they back him in the transfer market and give him 2 years, who knows?

Sadly, like 95% of owners, they want instant success. As Spurs are showing, just chucking money at things and changing managers guarantees nothing.
 

Managerial / Head Coach Moves 2026/27

You're probably right - certainly some disharmony there.

They should just be careful what they wish for. Moyes has seen it all before at West Ham - shiny new stadium, money to spend, demand for Euro football and 'total' football.

Owners are stupid dubbing last season a failure, imo. Like us, they just missed European football. They were bottom 6 material before Moyes arrived, and massively improved last year. If they back him in the transfer market and give him 2 years, who knows?

Sadly, like 95% of owners, they want instant success. As Spurs are showing, just chucking money at things and changing managers guarantees nothing.
They think last season was a failure???? Absolutely mental. Compare that with recent seasons. Not for the first time, thank god for Matthew and co.
 
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