There are plenty of constants in football. In fact, it could be argued that the only major surprise in the Premier League of the last decade is Leicester City somehow winning England’s top prize despite starting as 5,000/1 outsiders. We’d long been promised that Liverpool would eventually win the Premier League, after all, although it’s debatable whether anybody expected the Reds to take three decades to claim another title.
One of the more dynamic and polarising constants in modern football is the revolving door of managerial roles.