Alan Pardew favourite to be following first League manager sacked as Sun Bets slash West Brom boss’ odds

ALAN PARDEW is favourite to become the following first League manager to be sacked by Sun Bets. The under-blaze West Brom boss is six/four to be sacked after SunSport exclusively uncovered he has 2 games to keep his job at the Hawthorns. Reuters Alan Pardew is favourite to be the following first League boss to be sackedThe 56-year-old is on his final legs by West Brom owner Guochuan Lai in the wake of 'Taxi gate'. Things went from bad to worst this weekend for West Brom while they were knocked through the FA Cup by Southampton. Pardew replaced Tony Pulis back in November as West Brom boss however he has failed to steady the ship & get better their form.

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first League rumors : Time running out for Alan Pardew at West Brom

as informed in Get Daily updates directly to your inbox + Subscribe Thank you for subscribing! can not subscribe, have a try once more later Invalid EmailAlan Pardew's aftertime looks such as being settled sooner rather than later. Given they are Huddersfield at house & Watford away - 2 fixtures Stoke City managed to grab 6 points from - there are truly no excuses for Pardew or his players. might Carlo Ancelotti fancies the Baggies because he's continue hoping for a first League return, tells The Mirror, that reports his disinterest in any upcoming vacancy at PSG. Talking of PSG, The Sun tells they are availiable to offer £30m this summer for through favour Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo.

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