Liverpool to equal their lowest Premier League finish and Frank Lampard to be among three current top-flight managers all to leave in 2023?
It’s not particularly outlandish, granted. Southampton are bottom on a five-game losing streak and have not even done the 9-0 thing so far this season. Nottingham Forest are in the relegation zone with the worst goal difference in the division. Bournemouth are only superficially clear of danger, mired as they are in that rabble of teams from 13th down who are separated by five points.
Redknapp took the responsibility upon himself between 1994 and 2001 with West Ham, joined for a couple of years by Roy Hodgson at Blackburn. Sam Allardyce then assumed the mantle, taking it single-handedly at Bolton between 2001 and 2006, before carrying it in unison with Hodgson as he moved to Newcastle and Blackburn until 2010.
For the first time since 1993, none of them will be heeding a Premier League rescue call while ruing the lack of proper opportunities for British managers.The longest-standing transfer record of any current Premier League club belongs to Man Utd. The £93.2m they parted with to re-sign Paul Pogba in August 2016 remains the highest fee they have paid for a player; Crystal Palace made Christian Benteke their most expensive signing ever 12 days later and no other team comes close.
Only five teams have ever accumulated more points after 26 games of a Championship season than 2022/23 Burnley – each of those went on to win the title aside from 2016/17 Brighton, who were pipped by a single point. The thought of anyone beating these Clarets in a one-off league game, never mind over an entire season, is starting to become a little ludicrous. That is all down toin financial uncertainty and with a limited playing style firmly ingrained in the squad.
I get the ‘Conte needs to be backed’ argument. But I also think it’s undeniable that a manager of his ability & on his salary should be getting better performances out of the players at his disposal. We’ve been outplayed regularly by lesser teams. We don’t need to excuse that.A League Cup quarter-final with Leicester awaits in January for Newcastle, for whom a third-round FA Cup tie at promotion-chasing Sheffield Wednesday should also offer hope of a deep competition run.
He took Derby from 6th to 6th, pushing them one step further in the play-offs. His reward was the Chelsea job, with the club’s transfer ban cancelled out both by the proliferation of excellent young players breaking through at Stamford Bridge, and the actual £40m they still managed to spend on Mateo Kovacic; fourth in his only full season was par.
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