Which of these EPL top managers will lose his job first?

Pochettino seems to be the one that is most likely to get axed sooner out of these lot.

Spurs definitely punched above their weight last season with all the other teams being shite. Naturally, he will be expected to lead his team similarly well this season but unfortunately I don't see him delivering accordingly as their squad is bang average and inexperienced with respect to what is expected of them.

ExtremistEnigma wrote:Pochettino seems to be the one that is most likely to get axed sooner out of these lot.

Spurs definitely punched above their weight last season with all the other teams being shite. Naturally, he will be expected to lead his team similarly well this season but unfortunately I don't see him delivering accordingly as their squad is bang average and inexperienced with respect to what is expected of them.

I am sure this opinion has got a lot to do with England's performance in the Euros as basically half of their team heralded from Spurs.
Hodgson had no clue how to use them, the likes of Dier and Alli and Kane. Now watch them going back to doing what they did last season yet again. They are not average players, not at all. And this season their additions have been shrewd too. Cant see them finishing outside top 5 or max top 6. Poch wont be sacked if so. They would be fools if that do that i believe

Pochettino- 1 vote- 5%
Ranieri- 1 vote- 5%
Klopp- 1 vote- 4%
Even Maths loves Kloppo.

Klopp isn't losing his job unless we finish below 9th, We could but we won't imho.

Chelsea boss favourite in Premier League elite sack race...

Bookmakers are already taking bets on who will be the first big name to get the chop, with the former Azzurri coach the most likely to be dismissed...

Indeed, the fact that the Italian is the club’s fifth manager in just four years will no doubt be a cause for concern for the normally confident tactician ahead of a campaign in which he is attempting to turn the Blues from mid-table fodder into title contenders.

At 4/1, joint second favourites for the chop are Klopp and Mourinho of Liverpool and Manchester United respectively, with the latter, in particular, expected to deliver instant success after spending a substantial amount of money overhauling the squad he inherited this summer.

Finally, outsiders Arsenal’s Wenger, Tottenham Hotspur’s Pochettino and new Manchester City boss Guardiola are all priced at 5/1 to lose their jobs first.

The Premier League season gets under-way on Saturday, with champions Leicester City’s match away in Hull the scheduled opener for the 2016/17 campaign.

Out of those mentioned, probably Mourinho, given the money he spend, and that he isn't "liked" at United.

What gave you that impression? He is loved by most United fans.

Glory wrote:

ExtremistEnigma wrote:Pochettino seems to be the one that is most likely to get axed sooner out of these lot.

Spurs definitely punched above their weight last season with all the other teams being shite. Naturally, he will be expected to lead his team similarly well this season but unfortunately I don't see him delivering accordingly as their squad is bang average and inexperienced with respect to what is expected of them.

I am sure this opinion has got a lot to do with England's performance in the Euros as basically half of their team heralded from Spurs.
Hodgson had no clue how to use them, the likes of Dier and Alli and Kane. Now watch them going back to doing what they did last season yet again. They are not average players, not at all. And this season their additions have been shrewd too. Cant see them finishing outside top 5 or max top 6. Poch wont be sacked if so. They would be fools if that do that i believe

AVB enjoyed similar repute as did Pochettino, possibly more, and got sacked after we thrashed them 5-0. They were 6th at the time.

Levy is very ambitious.. if some elite manager becomes available (someone like Blanc) and Pochettino isn't doing very good at that moment, you can expect him to be axed

RealGunner wrote:What gave you that impression? He is loved by most United fans.

Until the first couple of defeats, than he is going to be seen as Chelsea's spy!

Pep to get found out and flop.

Won't be Klopp.

Against Arsenal, Liverpool covered 117.6 km, a club high in the Premier League since tracking began.  

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If Spurs lose Erickson, Spurs will dip in form and Poch will get the pooch.

Lord Awesome wrote:Pep to get found out and flop.

There hasn't been a single season in Pep's active career that he has been "found out".

GL looking correct for now