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Managerial departures this season

Tuesday, 16 December 2008

September 1 - Kevin Bond (Bournemouth)

September 3 - Alan Curbishley (West Ham)

September 4 - Kevin Keegan (Newcastle)

September 13 - Keith Downing (Cheltenham)

September 16 - Alan Buckley (Grimsby)

September 22 - Geraint Williams (Colchester)

September 22 - Lee Sinnott (Port Vale)

October 24 - Iain Dowie (QPR)

October 25 - Juande Ramos (Tottenham)

October 26 - Harry Redknapp (Portsmouth)

November 3 - John Ward (Carlisle)

November 3 - Adrian Boothroyd (Watford)

November 4 - Stan Ternent (Huddersfield)

November 11 - Simon Davies (Chester)

November 14 - Maurice Malpas (Swindon)

November 18 - Steve Holland (Crewe)

November 22 - Alan Pardew (Charlton)

December 4 - Roy Keane (Sunderland)

December 15 - Danny Wilson (Hartlepool)

December 16 - Paul Ince (Blackburn)

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