Sanchez sacked by Fulham (1 Viewer)

[nofriendo]

Fulham have sacked manager Lawrie Sanchez with immediate effect.
The club are languishing in the relegation zone of the Premier League, winning only four matches out of 24 games under Sanchez and lost 12.
"Losing Premiership status is a proposition that simply can not be contemplated," said a club statement.
The 48-year-old's departure comes just a day after former Fulham midfielder John Collins's sudden resignation as Hibernian manager.
The ex-Scotland midfielder's exit sparked a flurry of rumours that he may return to Craven Cottage.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/606/A30353861

Fulham have announced first team coach Ray Lewington and reserve team manager Billy McKinlay will take charge of the team for Saturday's home game against Wigan.
Sanchez becomes the seventh managerial casualty of the Premier League season.
The former Northern Ireland boss had been under pressure having only won only two games all season - their last victory was a 3-1 win against Reading on 3 November. The former Wimbledon midfielder had been given the job full-time in May having replaced Chris Coleman on a part-time basis last season.


thank fuck, i cant stand that asshole!!

 

[Johnnyc]

Good riddance. He dumped the north when they were on the verge of something amazing and he has shit specs.

 

[Janer]

Fulham have sacked manager Lawrie Sanchez with immediate effect.
The club are languishing in the relegation zone of the Premier League, winning only four matches out of 24 games under Sanchez and lost 12.
"Losing Premiership status is a proposition that simply can not be contemplated," said a club statement.
The 48-year-old's departure comes just a day after former Fulham midfielder John Collins's sudden resignation as Hibernian manager.
The ex-Scotland midfielder's exit sparked a flurry of rumours that he may return to Craven Cottage.

Actually everyone thought it was to do with the Scotland's manager's job, although it all makes sense now.
I too despised Sanchez and couldn't understand the sacking of Chris Coleman.