Life as a Premier League manager is tough, particularly when filling the dugout of an ambitious outfit that expects to be challenging at the business end of the division while also chasing down major honours.
Securing silverware is not enough for some, with short memories ensuring that nobody is ever more than a few games away from the Job Centre.
Some notable names have found that out to their cost down the years, with the likes of Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham giving coaches little time at the start of any given season in which to prove their worth.
Thomas Tuchel has become the latest to face the chop, with GOAL on hand to cast an eye over some of the earliest managerial changes that have been implemented by members of the so-called ‘Big Six’.
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