Which Premier League manager will be the first to face the chop this season?

[1964white]

Which Premier League manager will be the first to face the chop this season?

Also how many of this bunch will survive this season?

Ole Solskjaer
Chris Wilder
Sean Dyche
Slaven Bilic
Scott Parker
Graham Potter
Other

[rich_leeds64]

After today I think olé will be odds on

[Irish Ian]

International break coming at a great time for OGS as his side look like lost boys out there.

I do think Bilic will be under pressure sooner rather than later when we remember how Darren Moore was treated last season.

[92champs]

Has to be Scott Parker, with Fulham looking to bring in someone like Allardyce or Pulis to "guarantee" their safety

[Fridge]

Parker or OGS surely

[Leeds1000]

Has to be Scott Parker, with Fulham looking to bring in someone like Allardyce or Pulis to "guarantee" their safety

I want Ole to stick around. Agree with the above, not Pulis tho . The writings on the wall when the owner comes out on social media to talk about the team, and then the manager fires back.

[andrewjohnsmith]

Got to be Solskjaer. Biggest job and tragically out of his depth. He's too weak.

Parker 2nd

I would say others are fairly safe for now, but Dyche has had some run ins with his board

[CHAPELALLMAN]

After today's result - Solskjaer!

Mind you, the Blunts have lost their last 7 PL games, and have scored just 2 goals during that time...What has happened to them ?

[Chilli D]

Definitely Scott Parker

[Smudge3920]

Toss up between ... Ole & Parker

[1964white]

I would agree with the majority it's between Solskjaer or Parker

Bilic must be looking over his shoulder

[mothbanquet]

Wilder will be given more time while they're only losing by 1-goal deficits. Ole will probably be given at least till after the Jan window, and will likely pick up a few key wins to prolong his life expectancy in the meantime.

My money's on Parker. No wins, clashing with their DOF, clearly not up to the job. Big Sam in by Feb.

[Byebyegeegee]

Jurgen Klopp anyone?

[1964white]

Wilder will be given more time while they're only losing by 1-goal deficits. Ole will probably be given at least till after the Jan window, and will likely pick up a few key wins to prolong his life expectancy in the meantime.

My money's on Parker. No wins, clashing with their DOF, clearly not up to the job. Big Sam in by Feb.

I thought Parker would get the boot at some stage last season, way out of his depth in the PL

[mothbanquet]

I thought Parker would get the boot at some stage last season, way out of his depth in the PL

I knew several Royal Navy divers who could get a lesson from this guy, so out of his depth is he.

[1964white]

So it's a toss-up between Solskjaer & Parker for the first PL coach to lose their job according to us MOT experts

[SG90]

Ole has a job for life it seems.
The longer Fulham go without a win, Parker will be on the edge and a Big Sam type will be brought in.

Outside shot of Dyche. Can see him walking/leaving by 'mutual consent', especially with the poor start and lack of signings.

[gessa]

Ole has a job for life it seems.
The longer Fulham go without a win, Parker will be on the edge and a Big Sam type will be brought in.

Outside shot of Dyche. Can see him walking/leaving by 'mutual consent', especially with the poor start and lack of signings.

Think the same about Dyche, he doesn't seem a happy bunny

[Boo Radley]

Ole has a job for life it seems.
The longer Fulham go without a win, Parker will be on the edge and a Big Sam type will be brought in.

Outside shot of Dyche. Can see him walking/leaving by 'mutual consent', especially with the poor start and lack of signings.

How about Dyche being approached for the Fulham job? An element of the frying pan and fire but he can’t get anymore out of Burnley but he would out of Fulham with some funds behind him.

You heard it here first

[Lorimer46]

Personally I'd go for Bilic at the moment, but Potter and Parker's jackets could be on a shoogly peg as well