Soccer: Managerial casualties so far this season

Managing a football club is a precarious business these days. We list the managers who have fallen by the wayside so far this season.

Soccer: Managerial casualties so far this season
Fri, 26 Oct, 2001 - 14:55

Managing a football club is a precarious business these days.

With only nine weeks of the season played, 19 managers have already been sacked or left their job.

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