Manager Merry Go Round 2013.

Thought I'd sart its own thread. Probably the 3 biggest clubs in the Premier League changing managers close season and a few more.

We know Sir Alex is leaving and David Moyes is coming in. We know Rafa Benitez is leaving Chelsea. Mourinho hot favourite there. Then There are the rumours that Mancini will not be at Man City next season.

I believe that Arsene Wengers future isnt as certian either. Mourinho leaving Madrid so tha list for a replacement will be a long one. Wenger's name always mentioned. Has he had his time at Arsenal?

I read somewhere today that Real had approached PSG to speak to Ancellotti. if true, it's nailed on that Mourinho is on his way out.

Can't see Wenger leaving Arsenal, unless they miss out on the Champions League.

SSN say PSG have rejected Madrids approach for Ancellotti. I think Benitez will end up at Madrid.

I cant see Wenger leaving either. I think he'll think this is his season. Other clubs changing managers and he is the one with a stable side. Potential trophy next season I think.

Wenger has said that he wants to stay beyond 2014 with Arsenal as he thinks the furture is going to be big at Arsenal.

Think alarm bells will ring if Arsenal don't get champions league football next season considering the amount of new managers for big teams which may see Arsenal get rid of Wenger.

Well its official now Mancini has been sacked

Also cant see Arsenal sacking Wenger has been times in the past where it could have happened but we held on to him only way i see it happening would be if Wenger left.

I think Wenger would only leave for the PSG job.

Mancini's gone.

feяgie22 wrote:

I think Wenger would only leave for the PSG job.

I don't think he would. PSG have billionaire owners, looking to spunk a truck-load of cash. That's not Wenger's way at all. He's got a load of cash at Arsenal, but doesn't use it. I don't know how he'd cope with that much money, and people buying players for him.

Grecian wrote:

feяgie22 wrote:

I think Wenger would only leave for the PSG job.

I don't think he would. PSG have billionaire owners, looking to spunk a truck-load of cash. That's not Wenger's way at all. He's got a load of cash at Arsenal, but doesn't use it. I don't know how he'd cope with that much money, and people buying players for him.

Neither do i probably wouldnt even spend it. But if he was to leave for another job id say it be for the France job.

Malaga confirm that Manuel Pellegrini can leave the club at the end of the season.

Off to City then.

With Wigan relegated ( ) Martinez is surely away now? I still cant see him at everton though.

Might end up at southampton as their manager is not committed to the club. Said he will leave if the chairman or chief exec leaves, as he's the only reason why he came.

Poyet and his backroom staff at Brighton have been suspended pending an 'internal investigation'.

Rumoured to be a bust-up over budgets for next season - hasn't he been rumoured to be heading to Fulham?

Yeah, Fulham supposedly willing to sack Jol in favour of Poyet

Tony Pulis has left Stoke City

Cant see him being the next everton manager but can see stoke being relegated next season.

maybe wigan

Shockingly, this now means Exeter's manager is the second longest-serving in England, after Wenger.

I believe I called this. There was a feeling all year from Stoke fans that they weren't happy. They will look to try something new, so a completely different style of manager, you'd think. I bet even Steve Davis is offered the job. If I were Stoke I'd try to get Marcelo Bielsa. He'd piss everyone off but he is quality and would transform them into a real force. It would be great for the english game to have him and it would have to be at a club willing to change completely. Every club should be after him really

I haven't heard of marcelo bielsa to be honest. Stoke will be a hard team for anyone to manage. What's Owen coyle upto these days?

The names being linked with Stoke are Mark Hughes (as with every job in England), di Matteo (as with every job in England), and Phil Neville, bizarrely.

Phil Neville would maybe be interested because it's close enough for a hassle free commute. That's why Owen signed for them, easy money and easy to get home To be fair it's their main selling point "Stoke. We're near to Cheshire"

Mackem wrote:

I haven't heard of marcelo bielsa to be honest. Stoke will be a hard team for anyone to manage. What's Owen coyle upto these days?

He was the Argentina manager for their olympic win, Chile manager when they attacked every team full on, nearly ruining Spains dominance, then at Bilbao beat Man Utd at OT and got to Uefa cup final, got to the Copa Del Rey final. It's the way he does it though, midfielders in defence, mad formations and full on pressing and possession football.