Next Premier League Manager to Leave Odds

The next Premier League football manager to leave odds before the season ends after all the recent frenzy of activity is quite interesting. The favourite now is no manager to leave at 9/4 with online bookmaker VCbet. As the transfer window is now shut for the rest of the season, whoever comes in can do very little to avert any downward slide until the beginning of next season. As such it is not expected that there will be many if any changes before the season end. However, this will not stop speculation with some of the big names who maybe experiencing tough times.

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Rafa Benitez has attracted significant support from 5/1 into 11/4 second favourite with VC Bet to be the next Premier League manager to leave his post. Another manager who has proved popular in the last few days with the Gibraltar-based firm is Birmingham's Alex McCleish who has been slashed from 33/1 into 12/1.

VC Bet's Neal Wilkins commented "The punt on Benitez has come on the back of a positive result for Liverpool at Stamford Bridge last Sunday despite the dullness of the game so clearly some backers are expecting Liverpool to get the "Barnsley Chop" at Anfield on Saturday!"

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Who will be the next Premier League manager to leave his post

No manager to leave 9/4 Rafa Benitez 11/4 (from 5/1) Kevin Keegan 4/1 Steve Coppell 6/1 Gareth Southgate 10/1 Alex McCleish 12/1 (from 33/1) Roy Hodgson 12/1 Roy Keane 12/1 Paul Jewell 16/1 Steve Bruce 16/1 Alan Curbishley 20/1 Gary Megson 22/1 Harry Redknapp 25/1 Avram Grant 28/1 Mark Hughes 33/1 Sven Goran Eriksson 50/1 Sir Alex Ferguson 66/1 Juanda Ramos 66/1 Martin O`Neil 66/1 Arsene Wenger 100/1

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