Siapa Manager yang dipecat musim ini ???

[Redsbusby]

Originally Posted by unai cantona

Melihat sejarah kelakuan Abramovic.....sekali lagi kesandung si AVB bakal ditendang.....*yakin ane

Abramovich harusnya belajar dr mou dan treblenya bareng inter.
Gw berharap avb dikasih kesempatan lebih lg sampe akhir musim.. gw slh 1 org yg kagum dgn gayanya si avb di pinggir lapangan

[unai cantona]

Originally Posted by Andi Istiabudi

Sepertinya jarang pelatih Chelsea diganti di pertengahan musim kompetisi.
Eh kalau tidak salah dulu Gullit diganti Vialli pas pertengahan musim yach ?

kalau si Gullit bukan di jaman Abramovich
dijamanya abramovich MOU kan ditendang ditengah musim ...walaupun waktu itu Chelsea masih berlaga di UCL Si scolari apalagi ngak sampai setengah musim......!!!

[zudomiriku]

QPR Berhentikan Warnock
Meylan Fredy Ismawan - detikSport



London - Serangkaian hasil buruk yang didapat Queens Park Rangers membuat manajer Neil Warnock kehilangan jabatannya. The Hoops baru saja resmi memberhentikan pria berusia 63 tahun itu.

QPR cuma menang sekali dalam 11 pertandingan terakhir di Premier League, yakni atas Stoke City pada 19 November silam. Hasil buruk tersebut membuat Joey Barton cs. terlempar ke peringkat ke-17 klasemen sementara Premier League dengan 17 poin dari 20 laga, unggul satu poin atas Bolton Wanderers yang menghuni zona merah.

Di Piala FA, QPR juga nyaris tersingkir di babak ketiga. Mereka ditahan Milton Keynes Dons 1-1 dan terpaksa menjalani laga ulangan.

Sejumlah hasil mengecewakan itu membuat pihak klub kehabisan kesabaran. Mereka pun memecat Warnock yang sudah bekerja di Loftus Road sejak Maret 2010.

"Keputusan ini dibuat demi kepentingan klub dan saya bisa meyakinkan semua orang bahwa ini bukan keputusan yang mudah. Sayangnya, beberapa hasil buruk akhir-akhir ini membuat posisi kami di klasemen cukup mengkhawatirkan dan manajemen merasa inilah saat yang tepat untuk membuat perubahan," terang Chairman QPR, Tony Fernandes, di situs resmi klub.

"Selama di klub, Neil sudah berbuat dengan kejujuran, profesionalisme, dan integritas. Secara pribadi, saya ingin mengucapkan terima kasih atas kontribusi yang signifikan selama 22 bulan terakhir. Saya benar-benar berharap dia mendapatkan yang terbaik dan dia akan selalu disambut di Loftus Road," tambahnya.

Warnock sendiri mengaku kecewa dengan pemecatannya ini. Tapi, dia akan meninggalkan jabatannya dengan kepala tegak.

"Tentu saja saya sangat kecewa, tapi karena sudah mencapai begitu banyak hal, saya meninggalkan klub dengan rasa bangga. Saya menikmati waktu saya di sini lebih daripada di tempat-tempat lainnya dan fans QPR sangat brilian bagi saya. Mereka layak merasakan sukses," ujarnya.

http://www.detiksport.com/sepakbola/read/2012/01/09/034031/1809836/72/qpr-berhentikan-warnock

[Redsbusby]

Kasian bgt si qpr..
sempet diunggulin bakal jd kuda hitam utama karena prestasinya di chamionship malah kalah bersinar dr swansea...

CUkup mengagtkan kalo ternyata warnock yg lebih dulu keluar.. dr estimasi sebelumnya si kean

[bucay deathbat]

yang terakhir kemaren pelatih QPR ya ?
Lupa namanya siapa

King Kenny posisinya gimana ya ?
abis minggu kemaren di gasak bolton 3-1,goyang kah ?

Wenger juga nih,kayaknya emang udah saatnya diganti...
Kayaknya Arsenal cuma jalan di tempat...
masi dengan gembar gembor akan menjuarai BPL dgn para pemain mudanya,eh malah gak masuk big 4 sampe detik ini

Dan pas bnget pas lawan United kmren kayaknya pergantian pemain yg ckup kontroversial,,,
katanya sampe di "boo" sama fans Arsenal sndri ya...
udahlah,Bubaran aja sama Arsenal

[ferly_Liemz]

Bisa jadi Boas, Wenger atau King Kenny yg mungkin aja di pecat atau memecatkan diri :p

Tp mungkin boas,krn wenger dan Kenny sudah berhasil memperdaya klub masing2 dgn pesona palsunya

[bucay deathbat]

Oiya,villas boas...
Bisa jadi klo si roman lagi error otak..
Kan biasanya emang main pecat doank

Memperdaya gimna ko @ferly_Liemz ?
Pake topeng ato gimna ?

[rondwisan]

satu lagi korban ...
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Wolves axe McCarthy
ESPNsoccernet - February 13, 2012


Premier League strugglers Wolverhampton Wanderers have sacked manager Mick McCarthy after Sunday's 5-1 defeat to West Brom left the club languishing in the relegation zone.



Mick McCarthy: Five-and-a-half years at Wolves


The Wolves fans voiced their frustration at both the manager and the board during the derby defeat at Molineux Stadium and owner Steve Morgan has reacted by bringing an end to McCarthy's five-and-a-half year reign.

A club statement read: "Wolves have today announced that manager Mick McCarthy has left the club with immediate effect.

"The board took the difficult decision to terminate Mick's contract after a run of form which has seen Wolves pick up only 14 points in the last 22 league games, after a promising start to the season, culminating in yesterday's 5-1 defeat at home to West Bromwich Albion.

"Terry Connor will take charge of team training in the interim until a new manager is appointed.

"The board would like to place on record their sincere thanks and appreciation to Mick McCarthy and he leaves with the very best wishes of everyone connected to the club.''

McCarthy cleared his office at the club on Monday and expressed his hope that Wolves would stay up.

He said: ''I just want to thank everyone for what has been nearly six wonderful years. I feel we've achieved a lot both for me personally and as a club.

''I've had a great working relationship with everybody at the club and would like to thank all those who have contributed to the success that we've had, and also to the fans who have supported me through thick and thin.

''I really feel it is a privilege to have managed such a great club and I've had the best of times. I want to send my best wishes to everybody and also to the new guy that comes in. And to everyone - please stay up!''

With Wolves already out of the FA Cup, Monday's decision to axe McCarthy gives the club a fortnight to find a replacement before a trip to Newcastle on February 25.

The likes of Alan Curbishley - an early favourite with some bookmakers - Steve Bruce and Neil Warnock will inevitably be linked as possible candidates.

Former West Ham and Charlton boss Curbishley has been out of management in recent years but told Sky Sports News on Monday: "If I get the phone call then obviously I would talk to them [Wolves]."

Bruce and Warnock are available after parting company with Sunderland and QPR this season.

Wolves began the current campaign with seven points from the opening three games but since then there has been a gradual slide.

Fans' anger towards McCarthy boiled over when Wolves trailed 2-0 at home to Swansea in October, although they recovered to draw the game 2-2.

There has been a simmering undercurrent of anger despite Wolves managing to stay out of the bottom three until the home setback by Aston Villa in mid-January.

The win at QPR ten days ago ended a run of 11 games without a win in all competitions, but it was only a temporary reprieve before Wolves were put to the sword by West Brom and suffered a fourth successive home setback to seal McCarthy's fate.

McCarthy took charge of Wolves during the summer of 2006 and promised promotion to the top flight within three years which he delivered.

Wolves only clung onto their place in the Premier League at the end of last season thanks to Stephen Hunt's goal against Blackburn with three minutes to go on the final day.

[rondwisan]

satu lagi korban ...
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Wolves axe McCarthy
ESPNsoccernet - February 13, 2012


Premier League strugglers Wolverhampton Wanderers have sacked manager Mick McCarthy after Sunday's 5-1 defeat to West Brom left the club languishing in the relegation zone.



Mick McCarthy: Five-and-a-half years at Wolves


The Wolves fans voiced their frustration at both the manager and the board during the derby defeat at Molineux Stadium and owner Steve Morgan has reacted by bringing an end to McCarthy's five-and-a-half year reign.

A club statement read: "Wolves have today announced that manager Mick McCarthy has left the club with immediate effect.

"The board took the difficult decision to terminate Mick's contract after a run of form which has seen Wolves pick up only 14 points in the last 22 league games, after a promising start to the season, culminating in yesterday's 5-1 defeat at home to West Bromwich Albion.

"Terry Connor will take charge of team training in the interim until a new manager is appointed.

"The board would like to place on record their sincere thanks and appreciation to Mick McCarthy and he leaves with the very best wishes of everyone connected to the club.''

McCarthy cleared his office at the club on Monday and expressed his hope that Wolves would stay up.

He said: ''I just want to thank everyone for what has been nearly six wonderful years. I feel we've achieved a lot both for me personally and as a club.

''I've had a great working relationship with everybody at the club and would like to thank all those who have contributed to the success that we've had, and also to the fans who have supported me through thick and thin.

''I really feel it is a privilege to have managed such a great club and I've had the best of times. I want to send my best wishes to everybody and also to the new guy that comes in. And to everyone - please stay up!''

With Wolves already out of the FA Cup, Monday's decision to axe McCarthy gives the club a fortnight to find a replacement before a trip to Newcastle on February 25.

The likes of Alan Curbishley - an early favourite with some bookmakers - Steve Bruce and Neil Warnock will inevitably be linked as possible candidates.

Former West Ham and Charlton boss Curbishley has been out of management in recent years but told Sky Sports News on Monday: "If I get the phone call then obviously I would talk to them [Wolves]."

Bruce and Warnock are available after parting company with Sunderland and QPR this season.

Wolves began the current campaign with seven points from the opening three games but since then there has been a gradual slide.

Fans' anger towards McCarthy boiled over when Wolves trailed 2-0 at home to Swansea in October, although they recovered to draw the game 2-2.

There has been a simmering undercurrent of anger despite Wolves managing to stay out of the bottom three until the home setback by Aston Villa in mid-January.

The win at QPR ten days ago ended a run of 11 games without a win in all competitions, but it was only a temporary reprieve before Wolves were put to the sword by West Brom and suffered a fourth successive home setback to seal McCarthy's fate.

McCarthy took charge of Wolves during the summer of 2006 and promised promotion to the top flight within three years which he delivered.

Wolves only clung onto their place in the Premier League at the end of last season thanks to Stephen Hunt's goal against Blackburn with three minutes to go on the final day.

[ferly_Liemz]

Entah knp gw seneng si mick di pecat,ga gt suka gw ama gaya dia yg sok padahal teamnya pas2an...

Pelatih blacburn lum di pecat2 jg ya?

Boas bs jd akhir musim atau mungkin jg ga sampe akhir musim...

Dan kenny mending d pecat aja,bisanya cuma blg "saya tidak tahu,saya tidak melihat atau saya tidak mendengar"