Football's shortest managerial reigns

[rondwisan]

Ranging from 98 days to 10 minutes, we take a look at some of the shortest managerial reigns in football history and the stories behind them.

TEAMtalk.com - 8th October 2014 9:35
Football's shortest managerial reigns

After Billy McKinlay's eight-day Watford stay, we take a look at some of the shortest managerial reigns in history, including Brian Clough and a 10-minute spell.

Colin Todd - Derby (98 days, 2001/02): The club legend took over from Jim Smith with the Rams struggling in the PL. He lasted 3 months with 11 losses in 17


David Hockaday - Leeds (70 days, 2014): Sometimes you can just instantly tell a move won't work out. Complete unknown Hockaday lasted just six games.


Henning Berg - Blackburn (57 days, 2012):


Paul Gascoigne - Kettering Town (49 days, 2005): Gazza's foray into management was short-lived, typically controversial, and, well, pretty bad, really.

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Brian Clough - Leeds United (44 days, 1974): Perhaps the most infamous of short stays. Clough hated the players, they hated him and it was destined to fail


Jock Stein - Leeds (44 days, 1978): An altogether more cordial spell and departure than Clough's, as the Scot left due to the allure of the national job


Les Reed - Charlton (41 days, 2006): The PL's most brief manager spell was ended on Christmas Eve with the club certs for relegation. Real nice, Charlton.


Alex McLeish - Nottingham Forest (40 days, 2012-13): Eyebrows were raised initially at this appointment, and the Scot left after disputes with the owners.

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Steve Coppell - Manchester City (33 days, 1996): Ex-United player Coppell lasted six games at City, citing stress as the factor behind his quick exit.


Paul Hart - QPR (28 days, 2009/10): Adel Taarabt actually helped put an end to Hart's quick spell, with player power and 'mutual consent' winning out.


Jose Antonio Camacho - Real Madrid (23 days, 1998): The club legend swiftly fell foul of Real's revolving managerial door after internal disputes.


Luigi Delneri - Porto (15 days, 2004): The Italian was given the unenviable task of replacing Jose Mourinho at the Euro champs. He wasn't given much else.

[Andi Istiabudi]

Ini penampakan Steve Coppell saat masih berseragam United

[Rean]

dan ini yg ada di rumah gw

[Andi Istiabudi]

Originally Posted by Rean

dan ini yg ada di rumah gw

Juragan Corinthian muncul ! Hehehe.. Kalau gak salah dulu sempat ada yang jual Corinthian ini plus dengan tandatangannya ya ?

[Rean]

Originally Posted by Andi Istiabudi

Juragan Corinthian muncul ! Hehehe.. Kalau gak salah dulu sempat ada yang jual Corinthian ini plus dengan tandatangannya ya ?

anda benarrrr... barangnya masih ada.. hehehe

[rondwisan]

Micky Adams - Swansea (13 days, 1997): One of the Welsh side's 6 managers in 18 months, Adams left when funds he was promised never materialised.


Martin Ling - Cambridge United (9 days, 2009): The previous boss left after falling out with the owner. Ling did the same but took over again a week later.


Billy McKinlay - Watford (8 days, 2014): When Oscar Garcia resigned in unfortunate circumstances, McKinlay stepped up. It didn't take him long to step down


Dave Bassett - Crystal Palace (4 days, 1984): Then-Wimbledon boss Bassett technically never signed a Palace deal but he reneged on an agreement within days


Leroy Rosenior - Torquay (10 mins, 2007): You can do loads of stuff in 10 mins (keep it to yourselves mind), such as gain then lose a job due to new owners

[Deddy Hernandez]

Originally Posted by rondwisan

Leroy Rosenior - Torquay (10 mins, 2007): You can do loads of stuff in 10 mins (keep it to yourselves mind), such as gain then lose a job due to new owners[/center]

ini orang sedih amat yak , cuma dikasih waktu kerja 10 menit
moyes aja 10 bulan dapet status lejen

[rondwisan]

Itulah hidup Bro ………, terkadang emang terasa kejam ……… *ehapasih