Gentle at Hull when his team cant match their owners big mouth with performances!

Paul Anderson for me. If Huddersfield don't get their usual flying start to the season there's really not much hope for him/them.

think the daunting fixtures cas have at the start of the season will save millward from being the first to go.

Cummins at Bradford for me.

Millward

They will if/when Dr Koukash gets on board.

Millward for me.

Interesting, not a single vote for Dennis Betts.

Out of his depth and saved by a couple of shock wins when big clubs put out weakened teams last year IMO.

Ambitions seem pretty low at the moment so perhaps there'll be no sackings. Having said that, Sandercock's pretty much failed to light the touchpaper under HKR.

He's just extended his contract. If it wasn't for that he'd be my bet.

If Larvin takes over I'd say its an almost certainty. He'll probably want to end up coaching them himself.

Shaun Wane , If his tactical ineptitude isn't enough to get him the bullet , then his regular cringeworthy outbursts at various times of the season did him or the Wigan club no PR favours whatsoever .

The Wigan faithfull may enjoy his tubthumping style but it may not sit comfortably within his boardroom .

I don't know, but by April I fully expect this board to be hoping it's our Brian.

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Sandercock

Brown will be fine for this race, provided somebody else has got the boot before August. He's a great coach for the first half of the season.

I'm not sure Betts looked out of his depth. His squad was basically a Championship squad with a couple of ageing or otherwise unwanted Aussies. I don't think he did too bad and they improved as the season went on. I'm not even sure this is the year to judge the Widnes project. See where they are in 2014. Not convinced anyone esle would be doing any better as things stand.

Wane will get binned if Wigan don't win anything this year, but somebdy else somewhere will have got the boot before then.

Millward and Anderson look the best candidates, but some other clubs having an unexpected bad start could change that.

sandracock once hull kr get their new investor in to be replaced by craig bellamy!!

Wrong Bellamy, they're getting this one I think

Wane for me

I think he was found lacking when it came to the big games last year, I also don't think wigan look as strong on paper as they did last year and the expectation that comes with a club like wigan I think he will be under pressure from round 1

*I have been wrong in the past mind

Is this predicting the next light weight former TV star who will get his collar felt by the 'Savile' investigators? I only ask that because he proper looks like 'one' in that picture.

Well, that'll be good enough for The Mail.

Come on look at the facts. He's old and creepy looking.....with a beard and he's obviously loitering. Enough to drag in for questioning at the very least.

Facts? Questioning? What kind of society do you think we're running here.

A bit of unsubstantiated inuendo and a TV documentary get around all that sort of thing. Easier, faster, cheaper.

I'm not sure, I don't see Wigan getting rid mid-season. If Wigan don't win anything and relatively poor compared to the last few seasons then I think he could be sacked at the end of the season rather than midway through, especially as Wigans recruitment has been poor. Although I don't know how much responsibility Wane has for that.

How many coaches has Lenagan sacked?
Wane is in the second year of a two year contract.

Which is why I said I couldn't see Wigan getting rid of Wane mid-season.
In this context not offering Wane a renewal is effectively the same as sacking him.

But cheaper.