The 60-year-old is under pressure from Newcastle United fans after Tuesday’s defeat to bottom club Sheffield United extended the Magpies’ winless run to eight matches.
A number of supporters called for Bruce to leave his role on social media, but it seems he will be given time to try and turn things around.
RantCasino.com have conducted research to find out which Premier League manager has received the most abuse on Twitter.
They used SEMrush to analyse thousands of tweets, taking into consideration the number of positive words in comparison to negative words tweeted towards them.
Scroll and click through the pages to see where Bruce ranks, compared to his top-flight colleagues:
5. 16th - Pep Guardiola - Manchester City (17.84%)
Having been out performed by Liverpool last season, Guardiola is leading the charge to get City’s title back, which would be the third of his tenure at the Etihad Stadium. Photo: Clive Brunskill
6. 15th - Carlo Ancelotti - Everton (18.06%)
With 57% of tweets positive, Everton fans are more than happy with the job the Italian is carrying out as they sit 5th in the Premier League table. Photo: Clive Brunskill
7. 14th - Mikel Arteta - Arsenal (19.31%)
You wouldn’t have been mistaken for thinking Arteta was about to get the sack earlier this month but four wins from four has got the Spaniard and Arsenal pushing in the right direction once more. Photo: Clive Brunskill
8. 13th - Sean Dyche - Burnley (20.65%)
The longest-serving manager in the Premier League by some distance with Dyche on track to retain Burnley’s top-flight status for the fifth consecutive season. Who knows where the new ownership could take them too. Photo: LAURENCE GRIFFITHS