Kick Around: Which MLS Coach Is On The Hot Seat?

It's episode three of your new favorite video show, "Kick Around."

May 19, 2009 2:01:53 PM

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Roughly ten matches into the 2009 Major League Soccer season, the league has already seen one coaching change. John Carver's departure from Toronto was a bit unexpected, but now the Goal.com editors want to look ahead to who could be next to leave their MLS club.

In the latest episode of "Kick Around," the editors discussed which MLS manager is currently on the hot seat and who might be shown the door in the coming weeks if things don't start to improve for their team.
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There are several underachieving teams currently this term, not to mention the ones who aren't achieving at all, so there are plenty of options.

Check out the video below for who your favorite Goal.com editor thought would be the next gaffer to get the boot.




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