Odds slashed on Sam Allardyce to be replaced by Harry Redknapp at West Ham

3:15pm Tuesday 28th August 2012 in Premier League

Sam Allardyce Sam Allardyce

Coral bookmakers have slashed their odds on West Ham’s Sam Allardyce being the first Premier League manager to leave his job this season.

Following speculation that ex-Saints boss Harry Redknapp is being lined up as his replacement, Coral bookmakers now have Allardyce a 2/1 favourite to be the first top flight boss to lose his job.

Allardyce guided the Hammers to Championship promotion via the play-offs last season.

This season they started with a 1-0 home win over Aston Villa but were beaten 3-0 at Swansea last weekend.

Redknapp played for West Ham in the 1970s and managed the club from 1994-2001.

Comments(6)

Skating on thin ice says...
4:35pm Tue 28 Aug 12

Yes, the odds on Allardyce being the next Premiership manager to lose his job have ben drastically cut, so he is now narrowly ahead of even the bookies established favourite - Nigel Adkins.

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westfordUSAsaints says...
5:48pm Tue 28 Aug 12

Who cares!

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englandsnumber6 says...
8:36am Wed 29 Aug 12

westfordUSAsaints you obviously care or why leave a comment you muppet.
Redknapp has no chance of coming back as manager over Allardyce, Fred West has more chance and hes dead

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KingKhan1983 says...
9:53am Wed 29 Aug 12

I personally think Paul Lambert will be first to go! Villa look poor and im not sure Lambert will be able to turn there fortunes round

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Ozmosis says...
3:49pm Wed 29 Aug 12

West Ham - another club for 'Arry to put through the financial grinder? I just hope the Directors are tight on what he can spend!

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wellow saint says...
1:03pm Thu 30 Aug 12

Nigel Adkins will be first to go if he keeps playing Guly. Lots of nice touches and no end product, its like playing with 10 men. I would like to know what Richard Chaplow thinks when he can't even get on the bench.

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