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Who could be next sacking of the 2026/27 season? Five candidates for the chop, including two Premier League bosses

talksport.com · 6d

Michael Duff became the first casualty of the season as Wycombe Wanderers axed the Englishman, but who could be next? The life of a manager in English football can be short lived with every team across the pyramid seeking wins to achieve their goals, as Duff has just found out . Duff has been removed as Wycombe’s boss after a poor start to the season Getty As a result, teams who have started poorly and are in danger of not managing to hit their expectations for the season could be tempted to make a change in the dugout. Equally, gaffers who have been in place at their respective clubs for a while but have also started really badly are likely to be in danger as well. The fear of stale results, relegation or not achieving promotion might prove to be a catalyst for some teams to decide that the manager is the problem. Yes, it is very early and many players are still bedding in at their new clubs, but football is a results business and those not managing to win are at risk. As a result, ta

First report: First manager sacking of the season as winless Wycombe Wanderers axe Michael Duff after just FIVE games in League One thesun.co.uk, 7d

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  1. EFL suffers first managerial casualty as boss loses job after just five games

    gbnews.com · 7d

  2. Wycombe sack boss Duff after winless start

    bbc.co.uk · 7d

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