Most teams have just about a third of the season left to play as they aim to realise their pre-season ambitions.
However, as with many Premier League season, how a club starts the season is rarely how they end it and we’ve already witnessed eight managerial departures from the top-flight since the beginning of the campaign.
A study conducted by online casino comparison service kingcasinobonus.uk analysed fan tweets mentioning their team's manager name compared against the percentage of tweets calling for them to be sacked.
Here, using this research, we take a look at which Premier League managers should be most concerned about becoming the next Premier League managerial casualty of the season.
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13. Gary O’Neil
According to the study, #ONeilOut appeared in 0.43% of 233 tweets analysed. Photo: Richard Heathcote
14. Ruben Selles
According to the study, #SellesOut appeared in 0.64% of 2,344 tweets analysed. Photo: ADRIAN DENNIS
15. Steve Cooper
According to the study, #CooperOut appeared in 0.7% of 2,444 tweets analysed. Photo: Steve Bardens
16. Mikel Arteta
According to the study, #ArtetaOut appeared in 1.65% of 25,206 tweets analysed. Photo: Julian Finney