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West Brom and Tottenham’s in-season appointments, Pepe Mel and Tim Sherwood respectively, lasted only until the end of the season and Spurs then lured Mauricio Pochettino from Southampton, taking the season’s final total to 13.There were a record 15 in total in 2017-18, with again 10 coming during the season including two each from Southampton (Claude Puel and Mauricio Pellegrino) and West Brom (Tony Pulis and Alan Pardew) Panalo
West Ham, Everton, Stoke and Swansea each made a second change when the season concluded, while Arsene Wenger resigned from his long reign at Arsenal. NBA
Brighton boss Graham Potter was lured to replace him.OctoberWolves moved on from Bruno Lage early in the month, before Steven Gerrard was dismissed by Aston Villa.NovemberSouthampton’s struggles saw Ralph Hasenhuttl sacked and replaced by Nathan Jones.JanuaryEverton’s ongoing relegation fears cost Frank Lampard his role at Goodison Park.FebruaryLeeds ended Jesse Marsch‘s unhappy spell in charge before, a week later, Jones became the second Saints casualty of the season after just three months in charge.MarchCrystal Palace sacked Patrick Vieira after a 12-match winless run before Conte‘s increasingly fractious relationship with Spurs came to an end.AprilRodgers was dismissed after the Foxes dropped into the bottom three following Saturday’s last-gasp defeat at Crystal Palace, which extended their winless run to six games.Sacking seasonPrior to this season, the record number of departures was 10 – set on three previous occasions in the Premier League era.The 2013-14 campaign was the first to hit double figures, with Fulham contributing two to that total as first Martin Jol and then Rene Meulensteen were shown the door Panalo
Brendan Rodgers has become the 12th managerial departure of this Premier League campaign, extending the record for in-season changes.Antonio Conte’s exit from Tottenham last week surpassed the previous Premier League record of 10.Rodgers was sacked by the Foxes on Sunday following their defeat by Crystal Palace the day before.Here, the PA news agency looks at this season’s departures and how the tally compares to past campaigns.Timeline of troubleRecommendedCharity boss speaks out over ‘traumatic’ encounter with royal aideUkraine war’s heaviest fight rages in east - follow liveAugustScott Parker took Bournemouth to promotion last season but did not even see out their first month back in the Premier League after a 9-0 defeat to Liverpool.SeptemberA shock Champions League defeat to Dinamo Zagreb prompted Chelsea to dismiss Thomas Tuchel Fish
West Ham, Everton, Stoke and Swansea each made a second change when the season concluded, while Arsene Wenger resigned from his long reign at Arsenal. Phbet
West Brom and Tottenham’s in-season appointments, Pepe Mel and Tim Sherwood respectively, lasted only until the end of the season and Spurs then lured Mauricio Pochettino from Southampton, taking the season’s final total to 13.There were a record 15 in total in 2017-18, with again 10 coming during the season including two each from Southampton (Claude Puel and Mauricio Pellegrino) and West Brom (Tony Pulis and Alan Pardew) Spin
Brighton boss Graham Potter was lured to replace him.OctoberWolves moved on from Bruno Lage early in the month, before Steven Gerrard was dismissed by Aston Villa.NovemberSouthampton’s struggles saw Ralph Hasenhuttl sacked and replaced by Nathan Jones.JanuaryEverton’s ongoing relegation fears cost Frank Lampard his role at Goodison Park.FebruaryLeeds ended Jesse Marsch‘s unhappy spell in charge before, a week later, Jones became the second Saints casualty of the season after just three months in charge.MarchCrystal Palace sacked Patrick Vieira after a 12-match winless run before Conte‘s increasingly fractious relationship with Spurs came to an end.AprilRodgers was dismissed after the Foxes dropped into the bottom three following Saturday’s last-gasp defeat at Crystal Palace, which extended their winless run to six games.Sacking seasonPrior to this season, the record number of departures was 10 – set on three previous occasions in the Premier League era.The 2013-14 campaign was the first to hit double figures, with Fulham contributing two to that total as first Martin Jol and then Rene Meulensteen were shown the door Superace
Brendan Rodgers has become the 12th managerial departure of this Premier League campaign, extending the record for in-season changes.Antonio Conte’s exit from Tottenham last week surpassed the previous Premier League record of 10.Rodgers was sacked by the Foxes on Sunday following their defeat by Crystal Palace the day before.Here, the PA news agency looks at this season’s departures and how the tally compares to past campaigns.Timeline of troubleRecommendedCharity boss speaks out over ‘traumatic’ encounter with royal aideUkraine war’s heaviest fight rages in east - follow liveAugustScott Parker took Bournemouth to promotion last season but did not even see out their first month back in the Premier League after a 9-0 defeat to Liverpool.SeptemberA shock Champions League defeat to Dinamo Zagreb prompted Chelsea to dismiss Thomas Tuchel Megabet