Opened Tuesday, 15 September 2026 at 08:55 UTC Closes Friday, 18 September 2026 at 08:55 UTC
Managerial instability is now a defining feature of Premier League competition.
An ESPN ranking of all 20 Premier League clubs by which managers were fired first suggests that turnover at the dugout has become systemic across the division.
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When a major outlet ranks all 20 clubs by managerial sackings rather than points or performance, it reflects that firing coaches has become routine across the league, not a crisis at one or two clubs.
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Stance distribution: Oppose 2.Lean oppose 4.Mixed 13.Lean support 17.Support 12.
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Tottenham Hotspur
lean support 75%
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Arsenal
lean support 67%
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Manchester United
lean support 33%
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Manchester City
lean support 60%
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Chelsea
lean support 75%
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Newcastle United
lean support 50%
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Fulham
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Leeds United
lean support 100%
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Liverpool
lean support 50%
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Nottingham Forest
lean support 100%
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Aston Villa
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Brighton & Hove Albion
lean support 100%
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Crystal Palace
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Ipswich Town
lean support 100%
