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Mail: Steve Kean walking on thin ice: The Firing Line
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here are Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2012-01-05 23:00:18 from: The Mail
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Firing Line: Out of cluck! Kean and Venky's face wrath of Blackburn fans after Bolton
loss
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here is Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
Firing Line: Black Cats bring more bad luck for hapless Kean as Rovers flop
again
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here is Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-12-16 00:03:56 from: The Mail
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Owen Coyle at Bolton Wanderers tops sack-race rankings
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here's Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
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A news article on 2011-12-09 10:42:57 from: The Mail
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Sunderland may not be in trophy-winning form this season, but their victory in the
always-eventful 'sack race' may prove to be a blessing in disguise.
After looking tame and lacking confidence for much of this campaign under Steve Bruce, with a
paltry 11 points from 14 matches their return, new club chairman Ellis Short felt the club needed
to go in a new direction.
By Geoff Reid
Saturday
Newcastle United vs Chelsea from St. James' Park, Newcastle
The black and white are coming off a very good 1-1 away draw at Old Trafford last weekend and
should be in full confidence after a very good performance against Manchester United.
As one wag put it on Twitter last night, "Steve Kean is so incompetent that he can't even win
the sack race". It was, however, another Steve who did manage to stumble over this unwanted
finishing line ahead of the perpetually embattled Blackburn Rovers manager. Steve Bruce became the
first Premier League manager to lose his job for this season following his departure from
Sunderland late yesterday afternoon, and recent events meant that this was no great
surprise.
Andre Villas-Boas rockets up the rankings as Chelsea struggle at home and
abroad
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here's Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-11-26 12:59:11 from: The Mail
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Firing Line: Andre Villas-Boas rockets up the rankings
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here's Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-11-24 23:25:49 from: The Mail
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Firing Line: Not so gr-eight Fans spitting feathers as Martinez's losing streak goes
on
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here's Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-11-11 00:03:17 from: The Mail
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Firing Line: Will Kean be feeling the Blues? Under pressure Rovers boss stays
top
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here's Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-11-03 23:24:58 from: The Mail
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Firing Line: Steve Kean to bounce back Rovers boss hopes recent performances win over
fans
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here's Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
Firing Line: Rovers fans rally to get Steve Kean out
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here's Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-10-21 00:01:21 from: The Mail
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Firing Line: History! Blackburn have been making it but will Steve Kean become
it?
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here's Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-10-14 00:01:17 from: The Mail
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Firing Line: An idiot abroad? Kean returns to the top as Blackburn fly out to
India
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here's Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-10-07 00:03:11 from: The Mail
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FIRING LINE: Brucey bonus for Steve Kean as Sunderland boss is new favourite for the
axe
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here's Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-09-29 22:11:45 from: The Mail
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Firing Line: Steve Kean remains favourite for axe
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here's Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-09-22 23:01:05 from: The Mail
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Napoli, Juventus, Udinese and Cagliari look to continue their winning ways midweek. While manager
Eddy Reja is sticking with Lazio after having his resignation refused by club president Claudio
Lotito which means, start to the famed Italian managerial sack race is avoided if only temporarily.
Champions Milan will be looking to avoid a back to back loss results when they welcome visitors
Udinese.
Firing Line: Steve Kean to face protest from Blackburn fans before Arsenal
clash
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here's Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-09-15 23:16:02 from: The Mail
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Firing Line: Steve's slippery slope Blackburn boss Kean under pressure after poor
start
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here's Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-09-08 23:01:22 from: The Mail
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My goodness, what a feeding frenzy we're witnessing in the media. These headlines are all from
the past 24 hours:
Pressure Mounts on Wenger (Irish Times)
Arsène Wenger: I Will Not Quit (Daily and Sunday Express)
Wenger.
The Firing Line: Neil's nightmare! Warnock's QPR suffer stage fright on top flight
return
Each week we bring you our latest chart of the managers under pressure, and those on Easy
Street. Here's Sportsmail's sack-race rankings otherwise known as the Firing Line.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-08-18 22:44:27 from: The Mail
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The Birmingham City board have slammed the decision of walkaway coach Alex McLeish to
leave the club with a potential move to city rivals Aston Villa firmly on the cards.
Birmingham City were rocked by Sunday's news that coach Alex McLeish had decided to call time as
Blues boss with McLeish's resignation coming via email while Birmingham's acting Chairman Peter
Pannu was on business in Amsterdam.
It's that time of the week you've all been waiting for -
Diary of an MLS Convert is back,
and the convert have, as usual, got plenty to say this week. Topics covered by supporters of
Western teams include the sack race, needing a break from the team, marketing in soccer, gushing
over a big win, questions about MLS transfer policy and being the second best team in MLS right
now.
Having parted company with Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti after a disappointing season,
Chelsea are once again searching for a new coach with Dutchman Guus Hiddink the bookies favourite
to take over the reigns at Stamford Bridge. Rolly Pelovangu investigates...
A poisoned chalice or a great opportunity to manage at one of world football's richest
clubs?
West Brom have sacked Roberto Di Matteo after just 19 months at the club; further
proving that football has gone mad...
The board released this statement: "Our poor sequence of results stretches back more than three
months and there has been little sign of it coming to an end".
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He's in a Premier League sack race, don't worry, there will be no egg and spoon race to
follow...Well, where do i start? The predictable reintroduction of the bumbling Paul Konchesky? The
fact that Blackburn put three goals past us? Or the familiar scene of Roy on the sidelines brushing
his face with his fingertips?
1. That was a set of results that must have the League Managers Association press officer wondering
if they did something evil in a previous life. It's time for the Great Premier League Sack Race. 2.
If Sir Alex Ferguson is an optimist his pools coupon probably won last night. 3. At least Roy
Hodgson's [.
