#managerial-candidates

#managerial-candidates

Oliver Glasner has shown a penchant for one-liners, as well a 3-4-2-1 formation, since he took over at Crystal Palace almost two years ago. The Austrian declared he was not David Copperfield in his first press conference and usually has a saying for whatever situation Palace are in, such as declaring they must not be one-hit wonders after winning the FA Cup.

Nottingham Forest made headlines once again as they suffered their eighth consecutive defeat, losing 3-0 to Chelsea at home. The defeat marked the end of Ange Postecoglou's 39 day reign, with owner Evangelos Marinakis sacking him just minutes after the full time whistle. Quick goodbyes were said and Ange was seen leaving the stadium shortly after. Several names have been linked with the job since then, with reports emerging that Sean Dyche has been contacted by Forest.

Former Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Rohl appears to be the front runner to be Rangers head coach, while Angus Gunn is touted as a possible Celtic signing. Former Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Rohl is the new favourite to be Rangers head coach after impressing senior figures at Ibrox in preliminary discussions, while former Wolverhampton Wanderers boss Gary O'Neil and ex-Chelsea and West Ham United manager Graham Potter have also been sounded out.