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Since the start of the 2022–2023 season, there have been a few managers fired from their positions in the English Premier League, including Steven Gerard and Thomas Tuchel, who were fired from Aston Villa and Chelsea, respectively.

The club’s subpar start to the current season could be related to their sock firing. However, the relevant boards may be aware of other factors that are more important.

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Some managers are finding it difficult to handle the intensity of the Premier League, and the wind of manager firings seems to be blowing around the league once more. It’s becoming clear that certain coaches might not finish the season with their teams.

1. Graham Potter

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About two months ago, he was hired to replace Thomas Tuchel. However, he was able to produce some respectable outcomes for the team. However, his playing style and configuration have drawn criticism. There is no longer the entertaining football that the fans saw while Tuchel was in charge.

The coach and his strategies were completely exposed by Potter’s former club, Brighton, in a 4-1 thrashing last Saturday. Potter’s ability to quickly change formations, strategies, and general game-day attitude will determine how long he stays at Chelsea.

2. Jürgen Klopp

Since the start of the season, the manager of Liverpool has been a shell of his former self. The Reds are 13 points behind league leaders Manchester City in ninth place on the log.

Klopp is not an exception to the rule; the team’s inconsistency has the potential to cost any manager his position. Over the years, the German has been able to assemble a fantastic team. And the club anticipates seeing a return on its investment. However, as things stand, Liverpool cannot do anything significant this season if things stay this way. If things don’t get better, Jürgen Klopp might lose his position before January.

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