Sentence examples for sacked himself from inspiring English sources

When Rennes lost six games in a row, he sacked himself as coach and appointed Guy Lacombe.

And as Tom Pringle adds: "It was a bit of a false economy on the kit initials though, as Strachan proceeded to spend every penny in the piggy bank on dross before being sacked himself a year later".

Hiddink is currently out of work having been sacked himself from his role with the Netherlands national team earlier this year, and he is being heavily tipped to take up the vacancy at Stamford Bridge in a role similar to his spell in charge of the club back in 2009.

NEARLY a week after Brett Favre sacked himself in the vicinity of Michael Strahan, the Giants' popular defensive end appears to be in the clear, free of the tepid and mostly local debate on competitive ethics that followed the favor from Favre.

At least Knighton sacked himself as gaffer after only winning 19 of his 68 games in charge – that must have been an interesting conversation – and appointed Nigel Pearson in December 1998, but Carlisle still needed Jimmy Glass to save them from dropping out of the Football League with the last kick of the season.

Turner was then sacked himself, and Maryland kicked a field goal.

Abramovich takes the helm, then sacks himself after only winning 4-0 Anfieldeld.

Does this mean he'll be sacking himself after the election?

So, given this public mistreatment of a former colleague, will Sulzberger be sacking himself?

When Mr Ashdown put an unusually rude question to Mr Blair recently, one Labour wag captured the dilemma, and brought the House down, by calling to Mr Blair to "sack 'im .This week Mr Ashdown turned the tables and astonished his many critics by, in effect, sacking himself.

Van Commenee, who rejected the offer of a new long-term contract that would have taken him to the world championships in London in 2017, was in the unusual position of effectively sacking himself after failing to meet his self imposed London medal target.