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)
17. Julen Lopetegui (12/1)
Wolves have had an up and down start under Lopetegui’s management, but have been very active in the transfer market as they aim to drag themselves away from danger at the wrong end of the table. Photo: Naomi Baker
18. Jesse Marsch (12/1)
Marsch was favourite for the sack just a few months ago but an upturn in form, one that included a win at Anfield, has helped solidify Leeds and Marsch’s position. However, they are yet to taste victory in the Premier League since the World Cup break. Photo: Jan Kruger
19. Antonio Conte (12/1)
Throughout his time at Spurs, Conte has been heavily linked with leaving his post, despite turning Spurs into one of the in-form teams of last calendar year. The Italian is a serial winner and will want to add silverware to his collection soon however. Photo: Eddie Keogh
20. David Moyes (12/1)
West Ham have been very consistent in the last couple of years under Moyes, but a big spend this summer coupled with a poor start to the season, has led to growing dissatisfaction within the fan base. Their win over Everton at the weekend was a massive boost for the Hammers. Photo: GLYN KIRK