Who would have thought a loss to Bristol City in a friendly could be the final straw.
Jaissle is the former Salzburg manager. 60%+ win rate at all his managerial gigs.Winston Biscuit wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 08:58 Shame we won't get to see the Newcastle meltdown season that feels like is on the way, with Howe & Tindall in place.
Matthias Jaissle (nope, me neither) taking over apparently. 38 year old who just managed Al-Ahli to 3rd place in the Saudi League
'the Geordie nation' are going to be in meltdown I would imagine. tops off, punching horses etc
I guess it is more about their unsuccessful buying of players:-6ft Kerplunk wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 10:12Given the players sold in the last 12 months Howe couldn't have asked for a better time to be sacked.
+1, they have spent a lot of money badly, and every time they try to compete for signings, they lose out!South Coast Royal wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 10:21I guess it is more about their unsuccessful buying of players:-6ft Kerplunk wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 10:12Given the players sold in the last 12 months Howe couldn't have asked for a better time to be sacked.
Wissa
Elanga
Woltemade
None have lived up to their transfer fees.
3 (three) - see list belowSouth Coast Royal wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 10:07 So, how many English managers now in the Premier League?
I'll go for none.Sutekh wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 13:563 (three) - see list belowSouth Coast Royal wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 10:07 So, how many English managers now in the Premier League?
Arsenal - Mikel Arteta (Spain)
Aston Villa - Unai Emery (Spain)
Bournemouth - Marco Rose (Germany)
Brentford - Keith Andrews (Ireland)
Brighton - Fabian Hürzeler (Germany)
Chelsea - Xabi Alonso (Spain)
Coventry - Frank Lampard (England)
Crystal Palace - Pierre Sage (France)
Everton - David Moyes (Scotland)
Fulham - Alvaro Arbeloa (Spain)
Hull - Sergej Jakirović (Bosnia)
Ipswich - Gary O’Neil (England)
Leeds - Daniel Farke (Germany)
Liverpool - Andoni Iraola (Spain)
ManC - Enzo Maresca (Italy)
ManU - Michael Carrick (England)
Newcastle - expected to be Matthias Jaissle (Germany)
NottmF - Oliver Glasner (Germany)
Sunderland - Régis Le Bris (France)
Tottenham - Robert de Zerbi (Italy)
Overall….
Germany - 5 (incl. 1 everybody expects to be appointed at Newcastle)
Spain - 5
England - 3
France - 2
Italy - 2
Bosnia -1
Ireland - 1
Scotland - 1
So three quarters of PL managers come from the British Isles, Germany or Spain.
But which of the above list will be gone by Xmas?
Why? Still pretty early doors. What have our competitors done that's so amazing? Anderson to City is good, not sure he's £110m goodWinston Biscuit wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 15:02the way they have been in the transfer market I think he might be in for a painful time, until they appoint some new young thing from Europe around February (or Eddie Howe!)
And 2 of those with promoted clubs.Sutekh wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 13:563 (three) - see list belowSouth Coast Royal wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026 10:07 So, how many English managers now in the Premier League?
Arsenal - Mikel Arteta (Spain)
Aston Villa - Unai Emery (Spain)
Bournemouth - Marco Rose (Germany)
Brentford - Keith Andrews (Ireland)
Brighton - Fabian Hürzeler (Germany)
Chelsea - Xabi Alonso (Spain)
Coventry - Frank Lampard (England)
Crystal Palace - Pierre Sage (France)
Everton - David Moyes (Scotland)
Fulham - Alvaro Arbeloa (Spain)
Hull - Sergej Jakirović (Bosnia)
Ipswich - Gary O’Neil (England)
Leeds - Daniel Farke (Germany)
Liverpool - Andoni Iraola (Spain)
ManC - Enzo Maresca (Italy)
ManU - Michael Carrick (England)
Newcastle - expected to be Matthias Jaissle (Germany)
NottmF - Oliver Glasner (Germany)
Sunderland - Régis Le Bris (France)
Tottenham - Robert de Zerbi (Italy)
Overall….
Germany - 5 (incl. 1 everybody expects to be appointed at Newcastle)
Spain - 5
England - 3
France - 2
Italy - 2
Bosnia -1
Ireland - 1
Scotland - 1
So three quarters of PL managers come from the British Isles, Germany or Spain.
But which of the above list will be gone by Xmas?
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