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Chris Hughton nth Longest Serving Manager in the English League
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Brok
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And about time Dyche left as well. Much too good for a club like a Burnley.
Realistically, all three of those above CH in that list could receive bigger offers. Poch will want the first season at the new Lane, at least, but if the Real Madrid job comes up
Dyche actively courted the Everton attention, and is never shy of telling the media how great, and how under-rated he is. he'd definitely take the first 'bigger' offer that comes along.
Howe too, definitely has the self confidence to encourage suitors. He'll fail though, outside of his Cherries bubble. The prick.
super-seagulls
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Realistically, all three of those above CH in that list could receive bigger offers. Poch will want the first season at the new Lane, at least, but if the Real Madrid job comes up
Dyche actively courted the Everton attention, and is never shy of telling the media how great, and how under-rated he is. he'd definitely take the first 'bigger' offer that comes along.
Howe too, definitely has the self confidence to encourage suitors. He'll fail though, outside of his Cherries bubble. The prick.
Maybe Burnley would give Howe another go if Dyche leaves for Everton?
To be fair, he probably is.
Smug Eddie, on the other hand, will struggle outside Bournemouth
Icy Gull
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Win/Win then. Hope it happens
* Southampton somehow scrape survival (not at our expense)
* Saints lure Howe down the coast, with a huge salary increase, and a club BMW
* Eddie's legacy is destroyed - Cherries' fans hate him for walking out for a second time, and to a hated rival (who don't actually care back) to boot.
* Eddie fails at Saints and gets sacked by Christmas. Saints go down
* Bournemouth go down too, as the triumphant return of Harry Redknapp falls apart, despite the expensive signings of Pascal Chimbonda, Nico Krancjar, and Peter Crouch.
* Bournemouth at least get to keep their big derby (Saints still don't care), as both clubs drop to League One, to battle out a thrilling mid-table South coast mini-league with Portsmouth (twats) and Plymouth.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
If Carlsberg did football.......
Icy Gull
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All good but you managed to miss Reading’s relegation story out so all four of them can be in League One together
thony
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Keith Curle has now left Carlisle, so CH will be 11th after Wenger's farewell.
Sussex Nomad
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And Pochettino talking about the 'project with or without him'.
nwgull
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I’m surprised he’s not even in the top 10 after 3.5 seasons the way that clubs go through managers these days. Palace, for example, are on their 5th manager (not including caretakers) since Hyppia left Brighton.
So where exactly is Chris in the list now and where will be at the end of this contract?! Must have a chance of getting to the top.
Thunder Bolt
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BensGrandad
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Who are the top 10 above him Sorry forget that as I didnt see the wiki link which gives the answer.
thony
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Good point - it looks as though John Askey will be a new entry going straight in at number 8!
Well over 100 comments on the CH article on the BBC website, and almost every one is positive. Some sort of record that.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44132096
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44132096
Tisdale's left Exeter. Our Chris now on the cusp of a top 10 slot.