Two of Leeds United’s Premier League relegation rivals have opted to make a change in the dugout over the last month as the pressure to preserve their top flight status increases with every passing week.
With just three months of the season completed, Nottingham Forest have changed manager twice with Nuno Espirito Santo’s departure allowing Ange Postecoglou to take charge at the City Ground. However, the former Spurs boss oversaw a disastrous short-term reign that was quickly brought to an end when he left the club and was replaced by Sean Dyche.
Wolverhampton Wanderers also opted to make a change when they parted company with Vitor Pereira before appointing former player Rob Edwards as their new boss.
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3. Nuno Espirito Santo - West Ham United
Managerial reign: 1 month, 21 days | Getty Images Photo: Michael Regan/Getty Images
6. David Moyes - Everton
Managerial reign: 10 months and 6 days | Getty Images Photo: Clive Mason/Getty Images