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Tony Pulis: West Brom sack manager after Chelsea defeat
Not really surprising the locals had been on his case for a while as they were sick of watching his team play and once the results tail off playing that sort of football it's curtains.
Bet Coleman is kicking himself now as that would've been perfect for him.
Would Michael O'Neill get a shot? The Northern Ireland manager obviously knows 3 of the players from the national team but you would imagine the owners will want someone with a bit more of a proven record.
Will it be out of the frying pan and into the fire with Allardyce?
I hope they don't just go for old British manager if they're going to go for a British manager give it to someone young who's doing something in the Championship and given him a chance to prove himself.
Dyche could be a contender would be a lot closer to home for him as he lives near Northampton and commutes to Burnley but he doesn't seem like the kind of guy who'd walk away mid season but WBA have much more in terms of resources than Burnley.
Wherever they go English or Foreign I just hope they go for a manager who wants to play attacking football far to many clubs are just trying to play safe now and it leads to boring matches most of the time.
Not really surprising the locals had been on his case for a while as they were sick of watching his team play and once the results tail off playing that sort of football it's curtains.
Bet Coleman is kicking himself now as that would've been perfect for him.
Would Michael O'Neill get a shot? The Northern Ireland manager obviously knows 3 of the players from the national team but you would imagine the owners will want someone with a bit more of a proven record.
Will it be out of the frying pan and into the fire with Allardyce?
I hope they don't just go for old British manager if they're going to go for a British manager give it to someone young who's doing something in the Championship and given him a chance to prove himself.
Dyche could be a contender would be a lot closer to home for him as he lives near Northampton and commutes to Burnley but he doesn't seem like the kind of guy who'd walk away mid season but WBA have much more in terms of resources than Burnley.
Wherever they go English or Foreign I just hope they go for a manager who wants to play attacking football far to many clubs are just trying to play safe now and it leads to boring matches most of the time.