Sentence examples for make managerial changes from inspiring English sources

Clubs tend to make managerial changes only when they are in a bad way.

Clubs can calmly assess the strength of the squad, make managerial changes - SC Freiburg fired their coach Marcus Sorg last week, for example - or indeed use the time to stage lucrative friendlies in exotic locales.

The other clubs who made managerial changes last week – QPR and Reading – had 1-1 dragainstinSheffieldeld United and Bristol City respectively.

Lower expectations mean there is no sense of crisis at Carrow Road and, while the Canaries can be ruthless when making managerial changes, Alex Neil has a lot of credit in the bank after last season's promotion.

The minister ruled out a public inquiry into Haringey children's services "for now", saying the immediate priority was making managerial changes to safeguard vulnerable children in the borough.

That's no basis to make managerial decisions.

Wales star Gareth Bale insists "most of the players"  want the FAW to retain Verheijen and Roberts, as the Tottenham Hotspur winger feels it would be "absolutely ridiculous" to make significant managerial changes.

Since the start of spring training a year ago, teams have made 19 managerial changes, also the most in major league history.

Only the embattled Sunderland, who have already made a managerial change, have conceded more Premier League goals than the defending champions so far this season.

West Brom and Crystal Palace with Tony Pulis and Alan Pardew are two examples of teams who decided to make a managerial change this season and picked the right men at the right time - the turn of the year - to make a difference.

It's a scenario that could leave Manchester United faced with a lack of credible options and left regretting their failure, or at least lack of an attempt, to make a managerial change earlier down the line.