We will be focusing on Managers who are looking to get their teams straight back into the Premier League after being relegated from the top flight recently. These are perhaps the Managers under the most pressure as they need to get their teams back in the big time ASAP or face a steady decline in fortunes.

We shall be keeping an eye on their progress during the year as the top managers in the Championship fight it out for success to secure their futures and we shall identify any of the managers who are being to struggle and are in danger of getting the chop and look at possible replacements according to the bookies for those jobs.
Yeah right so why is the Birmingham manager so far out in the betting then and Big Sam will be under real pressure if WHU don't get off to a good start, Sulivan and Gold do not have a record of sticking with managers unlike Mr Lansdown and even if he isn't Chairman I doubt very much if the board would want to cross him as majority shareholder who could have any of them replaced cheaper than changing manager

Pants. They dont go down as far as League 2

Even if we dont have a solid start cant see him being sacked on a wim. He is part of our future, if were bottom at xmas maybe he will be, but we wont.

Only the "gas" go down as far as league 2 in these yer parts..

oh my just seen the premiership ones made me laugh sir alex more likely to be sacked then vouyer

whos vouyer

arsene its what they call him on special1tv

ohh well i like arsenal and if i had to have any team win the prem it would be them and personally wenger is dragging them down they should get rid and bring in a young fresh manager

lol i like liverpool but as i h8 chelsea (bro's team) arsenal are okay yh he is he needs to go upstairs

Always had a soft spot for United meself. Me dad was an Arsenal supporter, grew up within earshot of the ground and played for Islington schoolboys in the 30s, so there was no way I was going to 'support' them. Anyways, me and me dad grew up together watching Tainton, Ritchie and Mann.