Roy Hodgson – Liverpool
The England boss was met with a mixed reception when he was announced as Rafael Benitez’s successor – and his performances matched the reaction.
In an embarrassing season, at one point the Reds were sitting in the bottom three of the Premier League, and were knocked out of the Capital One Cup by League Two side Northampton Town.
Kenny Dalglish – Liverpool
A Liverpool hero – but his reputation did not come to his rescue in his second stint in the managerial hot-seat at Anfield.
The former forward won the League Cup during his tenure, yet it was their dismal Premier League form that welcomed his resignation.
David Moyes – Manchester United
The pressure to replace the legend Sir Alex Ferguson was a seemingly impossible task for the Scot, and Moyes was sacked after just 295 days and 51 games in the Old Trafford dug-out.
New boss Louis van Gaal, however, hasn’t provided any more hope that he is the man to replace Fergie, suggesting the former Everton boss’ axing was harsh.
