Managerial Changes

[BenBronx]

Antonio Conte has left Tottenham Hotspur by mutual consent after 16 months in charge.

Conte called the Spurs players "selfish" and criticised the club's culture in a remarkable news conference after their recent draw at Southampton.

Tottenham are fourth in the top flight but are out of all cup competitions.

Conte's assistant Cristian Stellini will step up as head coach for the rest of the season, with former midfielder Ryan Mason his deputy.

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Current Managers (Club) = Games (Appointment Date):

1. Jurgen Klopp (Liverpool) = 421 Games (October 8 2015)
2. Pep Guardiola (Manchester City) = 395 Games (July 1 2016)
3. Thomas Frank (Brentford) = 221 games (October 16 2018)
4. Brendan Rodgers (Leicester City) = 203 Games (February 26 2019)
5. Mikel Arteta (Arsenal) = 170 Games (December 22 2019)
6. David Moyes (West Ham United) = 161 Games (December 28 2019)
7. Marco Silva (Fulham) = 83 games (July 1 2021)
8. Steve Cooper (Nottingham Forest) = 79 games (September 21 2021)
9. Eddie Howe (Newcastle United) = 62 games (November 8 2021)
10. Erik Ten Hag (Manchester United) = 46 games (May 23 2022)
11. Gary O'Neil (Bournemouth) = 26 games (August 30 2022)
12. Graham Potter (Chelsea) = 30 games (September 8 2022)
13. Roberto De Zerbi (Brighton) = 25 games (September 18 2022)
14. Unai Emery (Aston Villa) = 16 games (November 1 2022)
15. Julen Lopetegui (Wolves) = 17 Games (November 14 2022)
16. Sean Dyche (Everton) = 8 games (January 30 2023)
17. Ruben Selles (Southampton) = 7 games (February 12 2023)
18. Javi Gracia (Leeds United) = 5 games (February 21 2023)
19. Patrick Vieira (Crystal Palace) = 0 games (March 21 2023)
20. Cristian Stellini (Tottenham Hotspur) = 0 games (March 26 2023)

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Rodgers (Leicester) and Potter (Chelsea) have both departed their clubs on the weekend.

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Current Managers (Club) = Games (Appointment Date):

1. Jurgen Klopp (Liverpool) = 422 Games (October 8 2015)
2. Pep Guardiola (Manchester City) = 396 Games (July 1 2016)
3. Thomas Frank (Brentford) = 222 games (October 16 2018)
4. Mikel Arteta (Arsenal) = 171 Games (December 22 2019)
5. David Moyes (West Ham United) = 162 Games (December 28 2019)
6. Marco Silva (Fulham) = 84 games (July 1 2021)
7. Steve Cooper (Nottingham Forest) = 80 games (September 21 2021)
8. Eddie Howe (Newcastle United) = 63 games (November 8 2021)
9. Erik Ten Hag (Manchester United) = 47 games (May 23 2022)
10. Gary O'Neil (Bournemouth) = 27 games (August 30 2022)
11. Roberto De Zerbi (Brighton) = 26 games (September 18 2022)
12. Unai Emery (Aston Villa) = 17 games (November 1 2022)
13. Julen Lopetegui (Wolves) = 18 Games (November 14 2022)
14. Sean Dyche (Everton) = 9 games (January 30 2023)
15. Ruben Selles (Southampton) = 8 games (February 12 2023)
16. Javi Gracia (Leeds United) = 6 games (February 21 2023)
17. Roy Hodgson (Crystal Palace) = 1 game (March 21 2023)
18. Cristian Stellini (Tottenham Hotspur) = 1 game (March 26 2023)
19. ____________ (Leicester City) = 0 Games (____________)
20. ____________ (Chelsea) = 0 games (____________)

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Current Managers (Club) = Games (Appointment Date):

1. Jurgen Klopp (Liverpool) = 424 Games (October 8 2015)
2. Pep Guardiola (Manchester City) = 398 Games (July 1 2016)
3. Thomas Frank (Brentford) = 224 games (October 16 2018)
4. Mikel Arteta (Arsenal) = 172 Games (December 22 2019)
5. David Moyes (West Ham United) = 164 Games (December 28 2019)
6. Marco Silva (Fulham) = 85 games (July 1 2021)
7. Steve Cooper (Nottingham Forest) = 82 games (September 21 2021)
8. Eddie Howe (Newcastle United) = 65 games (November 8 2021)
9. Erik Ten Hag (Manchester United) = 49 games (May 23 2022)
10. Gary O'Neil (Bournemouth) = 29 games (August 30 2022)
11. Roberto De Zerbi (Brighton) = 28 games (September 18 2022)
12. Unai Emery (Aston Villa) = 19 games (November 1 2022)
13. Julen Lopetegui (Wolves) = 19 Games (November 14 2022)
14. Sean Dyche (Everton) = 10 games (January 30 2023)
15. Ruben Selles (Southampton) = 9 games (February 12 2023)
16. Javi Gracia (Leeds United) = 8 games (February 21 2023)
17. Roy Hodgson (Crystal Palace) = 2 games (March 21 2023)
18. Cristian Stellini (Tottenham Hotspur) = 2 games (March 26 2023)
19. Frank Lampard (Chelsea) = 2 games (April 6 2023)
20. Dean Smith (Leicester City) = 0 Games (April 10 2023)

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Leeds sacked Javi Gracia and appointed Sam Allardyce for the remaining PL games this season.

Current Managers (Club) = Games (Appointment Date):

1. Jurgen Klopp (Liverpool) = 429 Games (October 8 2015)
2. Pep Guardiola (Manchester City) = 404 Games (July 1 2016)
3. Thomas Frank (Brentford) = 228 games (October 16 2018)
4. Mikel Arteta (Arsenal) = 176 Games (December 22 2019)
5. David Moyes (West Ham United) = 172 Games (December 28 2019)
6. Marco Silva (Fulham) = 90 games (July 1 2021)
7. Steve Cooper (Nottingham Forest) = 86 games (September 21 2021)
8. Eddie Howe (Newcastle United) = 69 games (November 8 2021)
9. Erik Ten Hag (Manchester United) = 56 games (May 23 2022)
10. Gary O'Neil (Bournemouth) = 33 games (August 30 2022)
11. Roberto De Zerbi (Brighton) = 33 games (September 18 2022)
12. Unai Emery (Aston Villa) = 23 games (November 1 2022)
13. Julen Lopetegui (Wolves) = 23 Games (November 14 2022)
14. Sean Dyche (Everton) = 14 games (January 30 2023)
15. Ruben Selles (Southampton) = 13 games (February 12 2023)
16. Roy Hodgson (Crystal Palace) = 6 games (March 21 2023)
17. Frank Lampard (Chelsea) = 6 games (April 6 2023)
18. Dean Smith (Leicester City) = 4 Games (April 10 2023)
19. Ryan Mason (Tottenham Hotspur) = 2 games (April 24 2023)
20. Sam Allardyce (Leeds United) = 0 games (May 3 2023)

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Julen Lopetegui resigned as Wolves coach days out from the commencement of the season.

Current Managers (Club) = Games (Appointment Date):

1. Jurgen Klopp (Liverpool) = 433 Games (October 8 2015)
2. Pep Guardiola (Manchester City) = 414 Games (July 1 2016)
3. Thomas Frank (Brentford) = 232 games (October 16 2018)
4. Mikel Arteta (Arsenal) = 181 Games (December 22 2019)
5. David Moyes (West Ham United) = 178 Games (December 28 2019)
6. Marco Silva (Fulham) = 94 games (July 1 2021)
7. Steve Cooper (Nottingham Forest) = 90 games (September 21 2021)
8. Eddie Howe (Newcastle United) = 74 games (November 8 2021)
9. Paul Heckingbottom (Sheffield United) = 83 games (November 25 2021)
10. Erik Ten Hag (Manchester United) = 62 games (May 23 2022)
11. Vincent Kompany (Burnley) = 54 games (June 14 2022)
12. Roberto De Zerbi (Brighton) = 39 games (September 18 2022)
13. Unai Emery (Aston Villa) = 27 games (November 1 2022)
14. Rob Edwards (Luton Town) = 32 games (November 17 2022)
15. Sean Dyche (Everton) = 18 games (January 30 2023)
16. Roy Hodgson (Crystal Palace) = 10 games (March 21 2023)
17. Ange Postecoglou (Tottenham Hotspur) = 0 games (June 6 2023)
18. Mauricio Pochettino (Chelsea) = 0 games (July 1 2023)
19. Andoni Iraola (Bournemouth) = 0 games (July 1 2023)
20. Gary O'Neil (Wolves) = 0 games (August 9 2023)

[pietillidie]

Very pleased to welcome big Ange to Spurs. That was a much better draw against Brentford than many will realise given the number of debutants, the pre-match delay, Romero's concussion subbing, a soft penalty, and more.

Looking forward to seeing him bring an entirely different style and team together, with optimistic signs early. He's certainly handled it well so far, and has the toughness needed for what is a brutal league and media environment.

The test will be dealing with the counter attack and through balls given his midfield stacking and high line, and of course replacing Kane's goals, but he won't need anyone to tell him that.

[K]

Knox (not on football):

'Ian Holloway is an English football manager who left eight clubs “by mutual consent” without actually being sacked. Holloway coached Bristol Rovers, Queens Park Rangers, Plymouth Argyle, Leicester City, Blackpool, Crystal Palace, Fulham, QPR again, and Grimsby Town without achieving a winning record at any. Yet he dodged the axe at all but Fulham.

His secret? “You need to know when you’ll get the tap on the shoulder and given the old ‘Hello’.” Hello or Goodbye? The clue, as reader David Williams points out, “is in the way they say ‘Hello’.”

Avoiding the sack is a skill practised by the most artful dodgers.'

[Jezza]

Paul Heckingbottom sacked.

Chris Wilder returns to Sheffield United after being sacked by the club in March 2021.

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Current Managers (Club) = Games (Appointment Date):

1. Jurgen Klopp (Liverpool) = 455 games (October 8 2015)
2. Pep Guardiola (Manchester City) = 436 games (July 1 2016)
3. Thomas Frank (Brentford) = 249 games (October 16 2018)
4. Mikel Arteta (Arsenal) = 203 games (December 22 2019)
5. David Moyes (West Ham United) = 200 games (December 28 2019)
6. Marco Silva (Fulham) = 112 games (July 1 2021)
7. Steve Cooper (Nottingham Forest) = 106 games (September 21 2021)
8. Eddie Howe (Newcastle United) = 96 games (November 8 2021)
9. Erik Ten Hag (Manchester United) = 84 games (May 23 2022)
10. Vincent Kompany (Burnley) = 72 games (June 14 2022)
11. Roberto De Zerbi (Brighton) = 60 games (September 18 2022)
12. Unai Emery (Aston Villa) = 50 games (November 1 2022)
13. Rob Edwards (Luton Town) = 49 games (November 17 2022)
14. Sean Dyche (Everton) = 36 games (January 30 2023)
15. Roy Hodgson (Crystal Palace) = 27 games (March 21 2023)
16. Ange Postecoglou (Tottenham Hotspur) = 16 games (June 6 2023)
17. Mauricio Pochettino (Chelsea) = 18 games (July 1 2023)
18. Andoni Iraola (Bournemouth) = 18 games (July 1 2023)
19. Gary O'Neil (Wolves) = 17 games (August 9 2023)
20. Chris Wilder (Sheffield United) = 1 game (December 5 2023)

[Jezza]

Nottingham Forest part ways with Steve Cooper.

Former Wolves and Tottenham coach, Nuno Espírito Santo has been appointed Forest's new coach.

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Current Managers (Club) = Games (Appointment Date):

1. Jurgen Klopp (Liverpool) = 458 games (October 8 2015)
2. Pep Guardiola (Manchester City) = 440 games (July 1 2016)
3. Thomas Frank (Brentford) = 251 games (October 16 2018)
4. Mikel Arteta (Arsenal) = 206 games (December 22 2019)
5. David Moyes (West Ham United) = 203 games (December 28 2019)
6. Marco Silva (Fulham) = 115 games (July 1 2021)
7. Eddie Howe (Newcastle United) = 100 games (November 8 2021)
8. Erik Ten Hag (Manchester United) = 87 games (May 23 2022)
9. Vincent Kompany (Burnley) = 74 games (June 14 2022)
10. Roberto De Zerbi (Brighton) = 63 games (September 18 2022)
11. Unai Emery (Aston Villa) = 53 games (November 1 2022)
12. Rob Edwards (Luton Town) = 50 games (November 17 2022)
13. Sean Dyche (Everton) = 39 games (January 30 2023)
14. Roy Hodgson (Crystal Palace) = 29 games (March 21 2023)
15. Ange Postecoglou (Tottenham Hotspur) = 18 games (June 6 2023)
16. Mauricio Pochettino (Chelsea) = 21 games (July 1 2023)
17. Andoni Iraola (Bournemouth) = 19 games (July 1 2023)
18. Gary O'Neil (Wolves) = 19 games (August 9 2023)
19. Chris Wilder (Sheffield United) = 3 games (December 5 2023)
20. Nuno Espírito Santo (Nottingham Forest) = 0 games (December 20 2023)