Since the Premiership as we know it began in the 1992/93 season, 10 managers from Holland have taken charge. Here are their names and the clubs they have managed
Statistics
List of Shortest serving Premiership managers | Fewest games before being sacked as manager (permanent)
Edit– Nathan Jones has been sacked by Southampton on 12 February, 2023 after just eight league games in charge of Saints in the 2022/23 Premier League season. He is a new entrant on the list.
Crystal Palace have sacked Frank de Boer on September 11, 2017 after the Eagles failed to take even a single point from their opening four fixtures of the 2017/18 league season. The Dutchman was hired by Steve Parish on a three year contract with an aim to change their playing style, but he has now been shown the door after just 77 days at Selhurst Park.
Which Premiership manager had the fewest games before being sacked?
The holder of this record is now De Boer, who has been sacked after just four games in charge of Crystal Palace. The record was previously held by Charlton’s Les Reed.
De Boer’s previous managerial assignment, with Inter Milan, lasted just 85 days.
De Boer is also the first permanent PL manager not to have his team score even a single league goal in his tenure.
De Boer’s four league games at Crystal Palace (Results)
Palace 0-3 Huddersfield
Liverpool 1-0 Palace
Crystal Palace 0-2 Swansea
Burnley 1-0 Palace
His only win was in a Cup fixture against Ipswich, which Palace won 2-1.
List of Premiership managers with shortest reigns
Frank de Boer (Crystal Palace 2017- 4)
Les Reed (Charlton Athletic 2006 – 7)
List of Juventus player salaries 17-18 | Juve Football Wages 2017-2018 Season
Who earns the most at Juventus in the current 2017/18 season?
It is Argentine striker Gonzalo Higuain, who earns 7.5m euros a year (net, after tax). Higuain is also the best paid player in Serie A, along with former teammate Leonardo Bonucci, who also earns 7.5m euros at his new club AC Milan.
Paulo Dybala earns 7m euros at Juve, the same as coach Allegri (who is also the highest paid Serie A manager). Juve’s next highest paid player is Douglas Costa with 6m euros