[Football] Will Eddie be sacked...??

[oldboyroy]

On today's showing it would not surprise me if Bournemouth show Eddie the door.... many say he is unsackable but I am not so sure. Souness rightly said that the money spent on players they should not be where they are

 

[blockhseagull]

I hate smug Eddie as much as the next person

However the injury list there is huge and to say he should be performing better seems a touch harsh in the current climate.

 

[Charlies Shinpad]

Bin the smug tosser
Spunked serious money on players and how are they surviving on 11,000 gates ??

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[Ernest]

Bin the smug tosser
Spunked serious money on players and how are they surviving on 11,000 gates ??

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Oligarch money being washed

 

[Chicken Run]

Bin the smug tosser
Spunked serious money on players and how are they surviving on 11,000 gates ??

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No keep him, look what has happened at Watford and Southampton since they changed managers.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Needs a poll.

 

[blue-shifted]

He shouldn't be sacked. But Chairmen panic. And their one will have looked at Watford's new manager bounce.

50/50 one to me.

I hope they'll give him a couple more games, giving us the glorious chance to get him sacked

 

[Lurchy]

If they were to change then it would be made in the next few games. They play away to Norwich, before they play us and I think the results of those will seal Eddie's fate. According to Transfermkt his contract with Bournemouth expires at the end of the season, so it wouldn't be a massive payoff for him or his staff.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Hughton or Jam Roly-Poly 'Arry IN.

 

[Pavilionaire]

The run he's on make him vulnerable to the sack, but I feel that would be a mistake.

Injuries have hurt him, and with that size crowd they're not going to get much of a positive atmosphere to boost their confidence. They didn't buy well over the summer and losing Mings has made a difference, but I feel if they get rid of Howe it could be a similar outcome to when Hudersfield got rid of Wagner.

 

[dazzer6666]

He shouldn't be sacked. But Chairmen panic. And their one will have looked at Watford's new manager bounce.

50/50 one to me.

I hope they'll give him a couple more games, giving us the glorious chance to get him sacked

That would be beautiful.

‘Albion put final nail in Howe’s coffin after embarrassing defeat’ or something........

‘Potter magic spells the end for Eddie’

 

[Smirko]

If they go down, they will be finished financially. Shame.....

 

[Ernest]

If they go down, they will be finished financially. Shame.....

Begging buckets will be out again

 

[Surf's Up]

They've got to play us soon - that should give him a stay of execution!

 

[studio150]

Leave him there, and let him lead Bournemouth into the Championship

 

[Bakero]

The run he's on make him vulnerable to the sack, but I feel that would be a mistake.

Injuries have hurt him, and with that size crowd they're not going to get much of a positive atmosphere to boost their confidence. They didn't buy well over the summer and losing Mings has made a difference, but I feel if they get rid of Howe it could be a similar outcome to when Hudersfield got rid of Wagner.

They could probably do with now but he made less than 20 appearances for them over 4 seasons.

 

[saafend_seagull]

Will get their customary home win versus us soon.


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[Swansman]

Would be equally clever to Huddersfield kicking out Wagner.

Sacking your coach mid-season is usually stupid as ****. People overrate that move because you remember the few times it works and forget all of the times it has little to no effect.

If you have a good team and hire a new manager for whatever reason and it all turns to shit (i.e. Moyes at Utd) - fine, sack him.

But in cases where its very obvious the manager is not the problem, why would you go that route other than purely populistic reasons? And I think Eddie Howe has proved that he is not a problem for Bournemouth, sort of like Messi have proved that if Barca fail, he is not the major problem.

 

[Murray 17]

No keep him, look what has happened at ...Southampton since they changed managers.

Have I missed something?



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[Deanbha]

Wagner was not sacked at Huddersfield, he walked away on his own accord.