Team/Manager "kill ratio" in a single season

ArmchairAddick

After we beat Bolton and their manager got the boot, it got me thinking.  What is the highest "kill ratio" of managers a team has had in a season, where they have beaten an opposing team and said team has sacked their manager before the next game. 

Has there ever been more than one a season?

I'm talking about any team here, in any one season.

Lordflashheart

Not an answer to your question, but I’m pretty certain we ‘killed off’ Big Ron at Manure in 1986, and Ruud at Newcastle (can’t remember the year)

se9addick

Lordflashheart said:

Not an answer to your question, but I’m pretty certain we ‘killed off’ Big Ron at Manure in 1986, and Ruud at Newcastle (can’t remember the year)

I didn’t know that, and he was replaced by Ferguson (?) so, really, we started one of the greatest periods of domination in English football history? Shame it wasn’t our own! 

killerandflash

Lordflashheart said:

Not an answer to your question, but I’m pretty certain we ‘killed off’ Big Ron at Manure in 1986, and Ruud at Newcastle (can’t remember the year)

We killed off another Newcastle manager in 92 I think. Ossie Ardiles, who was replaced by Keegan...

JohnnyH2

se9addick said:

Lordflashheart said:

Not an answer to your question, but I’m pretty certain we ‘killed off’ Big Ron at Manure in 1986, and Ruud at Newcastle (can’t remember the year)

I didn’t know that, and he was replaced by Ferguson (?) so, really, we started one of the greatest periods of domination in English football history? Shame it wasn’t our own! 

Not correct, Atkinson survived at least a couple of months after we beat them

JohnnyH2

Lordflashheart said:

Not an answer to your question, but I’m pretty certain we ‘killed off’ Big Ron at Manure in 1986, and Ruud at Newcastle (can’t remember the year)

Gullit went after they lost to Sunderland. Keegan walked after the cup tie at The Valley in 97

se9addick

JohnnyH2 said:

se9addick said:

Lordflashheart said:

Not an answer to your question, but I’m pretty certain we ‘killed off’ Big Ron at Manure in 1986, and Ruud at Newcastle (can’t remember the year)

I didn’t know that, and he was replaced by Ferguson (?) so, really, we started one of the greatest periods of domination in English football history? Shame it wasn’t our own! 

Not correct, Atkinson survived at least a couple of months after we beat them

Devastating information. 

Lordflashheart

JohnnyH2 said:

Lordflashheart said:

Not an answer to your question, but I’m pretty certain we ‘killed off’ Big Ron at Manure in 1986, and Ruud at Newcastle (can’t remember the year)

Gullit went after they lost to Sunderland. Keegan walked after the cup tie at The Valley in 97

I stand corrected on both fronts - apologies 

Still proud I was there for our 1-0 win at Old Trafford via our Mark Stuart goal - great day   

ArmchairAddick

I'll just point out, for the record, that killing our own managers doesn't count 😜

Kap10

Lordflashheart said:

JohnnyH2 said:

Lordflashheart said:

Not an answer to your question, but I’m pretty certain we ‘killed off’ Big Ron at Manure in 1986, and Ruud at Newcastle (can’t remember the year)

Gullit went after they lost to Sunderland. Keegan walked after the cup tie at The Valley in 97

I stand corrected on both fronts - apologies 

Still proud I was there for our 1-0 win at Old Trafford via our Mark Stuart goal - great day   

Me too! I thought I recognised your avatar.

MrLargo

JohnnyH2 said:

Lordflashheart said:

Not an answer to your question, but I’m pretty certain we ‘killed off’ Big Ron at Manure in 1986, and Ruud at Newcastle (can’t remember the year)

Gullit went after they lost to Sunderland. Keegan walked after the cup tie at The Valley in 97

"Who made Keegan quit, who made Keegan quit, Mark Kinsella, Mark Kinsella, he made Keegan quit".

Remember that being sung on the terrace away at Reading the following weekend by two blokes who were absolutely pissed out of their head! Harshly, nobody else joined in.

golfaddick

Bradford boss got the sack after we beat them 2-0 at home in the early 2000's. 

Same goes for Peter Taylor at Leicester after the infamous "Steve Brown getting sent off on a stretcher" match.