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Next Blackpool Manager Odds

Owen Coyle 4/7
Steve Thompson 7/1
Lee Clark 10/1
Billy Davies 10/1
Simon Grayson 16/1
Paul Dickov 18/1
Roy Keane 25/1
Gary McAllister 25/1
Nigel Worthington 25/1
Alexander McLeish 25/1
Alan Irvine 25/1
Brian Laws 25/1
Darren Ferguson 25/1
Gary Megson 25/1
Paul Jewell 25/1
Kevin Blackwell 25/1
Steve Kean 25/1
Neil Redfearn 25/1
Paolo Di Canio 25/1
Paul Tisdale 25/1
Peter Jackson 25/1
Andy Scott 25/1
Phil Brown 28/1
Nick Barmby 33/1
Mark Robins 33/1
Nigel Adkins 33/1
Paul Ince 33/1
Phil Parkinson 33/1
Peter Houston 33/1
Alan Knill 40/1
Alan Curbishley 50/1
Gareth Southgate 50/1
Karl Robinson 50/1
Iain Dowie 50/1
Kenny Jackett 50/1
Kevin Phillips 50/1
Andy Morrell 66/1

Next Huddersfield Manager:

Graeme Jones 7/2
Mark Robins 7/1
Nigel Adkins 14/1
Dave Jones 16/1
Gary Megson 16/1
Alan Shearer 18/1
Paul Ince 20/1
Owen Coyle 20/1
Richie Barker 20/1
Karl Robinson 20/1
Alexander McLeish 22/1
Mark Lillis 22/1
Steven Pressley 25/1
Paolo Di Canio 25/1
Paul Dickov 33/1
Gary Mcallister 33/1
Phillip Brown 33/1
Alan Curbishley 33/1
Steve Kean 33/1
Billy Davies 33/1
Ole Gunnar Solskjear 33/1
Paul Tisdale 33/1
Craig Levein 33/1
Darren Ferguson 33/1
Eric Black 33/1
Mark Hughes 33/1
Jimmy Calderwood 33/1






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