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Sack race – first casualty

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Got to feel Rafa will be given more time due to the horrible injury list Everton have suffered since he arrived.
 
Conte: Tottenham must match my ambition
Antonio Conte
says Tottenham have to match his ambition if he is going to be a long-term success at the club, but insists he has no concerns about the short length of his contract.

The Italian, who took over from Nuno Espirito Santo in November and only has 18 months on his deal, admits there is a big rebuilding project at the club and says Spurs must understand his "vision" to take them back towards the elite.

"I signed a contract for this season and next season," said Conte. "I think that we decided together, the club and I, to go for this decision.

"I think that I don't need a long contract to be sure to work for a club. I think that the club has to appreciate my job and then extend my contract, but only if I showed the club I deserve this.

"I'm not a coach that wants many years of a contract. Also it's not fair, because I know very well I'm a top coach with an important salary for the club."

In other words, I’m off soon.
 
How come it's massive news if a player mouths off about the club not matching ambition blah blah but its frequently fine if the manager does?
 
Maybe next year we should do a sweep on which teams aren’t going to sack their manager.
 
How many have already been sacked this season, around 6 or 7 I guess?

Sacked/departed Premier League managers in 2021-22
Xisco Munoz (Watford) – October 3, 2021
Steve Bruce (Newcastle) – October 20, 2021
Nuno Espirito Santo (Tottenham) – November 1, 2021
Daniel Farke (Norwich City) – November 6, 2021
Dean Smith (Aston Villa) – November 7, 2021
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (Manchester United) - November 21, 2021
Rafa Benitez (Everton) - January 16, 2022

Sacked/departed La Liga managers in 2021-22
Paco Lopez (Levante) – October 3, 2021
Michel (Getafe) – October 4, 2021
Ronald Koeman (Barcelona) – October 27, 2021
Fran Escriba (Elche) - November 21, 2021
Javier Pereira (Levante) - November 29, 2021
Javier Calleja (Alaves) - December 28, 2021
Alvaro Cervera (Cadiz) - January 11, 2022

Sacked/departed Serie A managers in 2021-22
Eusebio Di Francesco (Verona) – September 14, 2021
Leonardo Semplici (Cagliari) – September 14, 2021
Fabrizio Castori (Salernitana) – October 17, 2021
Davide Ballardini (Genoa) – November 6, 2021
Luca Gotti (Udinese) – December 7, 2021
Andriy Shevchenko (Genoa) – January 15, 2022

Sacked/departed Bundesliga managers in 2021-22
Mark Van Bommel (Wolfsburg) – October 24, 2021
Pal Dardai (Hertha) – November 29, 2021
Jesse Marsch (RB Leipzig) - December 5, 2021

Sacked/departed Ligue 1 managers in 2021-22
Claude Puel (Saint-Etienne) – December 5, 2021
Laurent Batlles (Troyes) – December 30, 2021
Niko Kovac (Monaco) – January 1, 2022
 
So Ranieri was talking through his fundament when he said that stuff about managers losing their jobs more easily in Italy?

As an aside, herrings communicate by farting.
 


Average managerial stay per club, 1,26 years. Sounds like an Everton appointment


Vitor Pereira's career as a head coach:
2011–2013 Porto
2013–2014 Al Ahli
2015 Olympiacos
2015–2016 Fenerbahçe
2017 1860 Munich (relegated from 2nd Bundesliga)
2017–2020 Shanghai SIPG
2021 Fenerbahçe

Sounds like a guy who's after easy money. Everton definitely fits on this list. Amazingly, according to Wikipedia, Everton has already interviewed him for the managerial position twice, in 2013 and 2019.
 
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Vitor Pereira's career as a head coach:
2011–2013 Porto
2013–2014 Al Ahli
2015 Olympiacos
2015–2016 Fenerbahçe
2017 1860 Munich (relegated from 2nd Bundesliga)
2017–2020 Shanghai SIPG
2021 Fenerbahçe

Sounds like a guy who's after easy money. Everton definitely fits on this list. Amazingly, according to Wikipedia, Everton has already interviewed him for the managerial position twice, in 2013 and 2019.


 
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