Everton’s struggles at the bottom of the table mean Frank Lampard is seemingly set to be the next Premier League managerial casualty of the season.
But such is the situation at the bottom of the table, there will be plenty of managers feeling the heat as the January window approaches with managerial changes often impacting business in the transfer market.
For once at Newcastle though, the managerial situation looks calm as Eddie Howe and his team continue to lead Newcastle’s assault on the top end of the table - but what about their rivals?
Here, according to the bookies, we take a look at which Premier League managers could be fearing the sack and which are viewed as being relatively comfortable in their current post.
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(note: all odds correct at time of writing)
13. Graham Potter (25/1)
Potter’s time at Chelsea hasn’t elicited the results he would have wanted and although the new Chelsea owners have promised to back their manager, a sacking is seemingly always just around the corner at Stamford Bridge. Photo: Justin Setterfield
14. Gary O’Neil (21/1)
After a long spell as Interim Manager, O’Neil was finally given the opportunity to take the role on a permanent basis. He will be hoping to help guide Bournemouth clear of the relegation zone this season. Photo: Clive Mason
15. Brendan Rodgers (20/1)
Leicester City have taken just a solitary point in the league since domestic football returned and sit just a point above the relegation zone. Photo: LINDSEY PARNABY
16. Nathan Jones (20/1)
The Saints were unfortunate not to get anything out of their game with Aston Villa at the weekend and have shown they are capable of beating the big boys - as demonstrated by their Carabao Cup win over Manchester City. Photo: Warren Little