We present a list of mentors who have worked in their clubs for less than three months.

Recall that yesterday from the post of head coach Crystal Palace was dismissed Frank De Boer, who spent in the team only 77 days.

Frank De Boer - 85 days in Inter (2017) Dutch specialist before Crystal Palace led Inter Milan. And that experience also turned out to be depressing for De Boer. For less than three months with the team, he managed to spend 14 matches with her, of which exactly half lost.

Bob Bradley - 84 days in Swansea (2016) American specialist quite unexpectedly led the Welsh club in October 2016. But already almost on Catholic Christmas received a "gift" - dismissal. For 11 matches, he lost seven times, having won two wins and draws.

Frank De Boer - 77 days at Crystal Palace (2017) It's unclear what will happen to De Boer's coaching career. In Ajax, he won 60% of all matches and was considered one of the most promising coaches in Europe, but after two such failures, his coaching talents raise serious questions.

Sam Allardyce - 67 days in the England team (2016) Big Sam spent one single match at the helm of the national team, won and can now forever remain the only coach of the "Three Lions" with a 100% victory rate.

Michael Appleton - 65 days in Blackpool (2013) Appleton replaced as coach John Holloway, for which he left his current club - Portsmouth. However, in Applepool Appleton did not linger. After the opening of the transfer window, Michael wanted to strengthen his team, but the club management refused to conduct transfers, which was not liked by a specialist who already on January 11 was introduced as Blackburn's head coach.

Bryan Clough - 44 days in Leeds United (1974). Even before bringing Nottingham Forest to triumph in the two Champions Cup, the legendary English coach was appointed head coach of Leeds. Appointment of Clough as the head coach of the Peacock became a shock to all because of the history of the relationship between the mentor and the players of the club. Previously, Brian constantly criticized Leeds, and the players called the simulators and charlatans, the game of the whole team - rotten and limited.

Players Leeds hated him and did not want to play "for the coach". Clough led Leeds for 44 days, and not finding an understanding with the players and coaches who worked before his arrival in the club.

Leeds won one match, lost three times and tied three times under the guidance of Clough, after which it was decided that Brian is not able to cope with the team, and the leadership dismissed him.

Steve Koppel - 33 days in Manchester City (1996) After spending a bit more than a month in the camp of the Townspeople, the former Manchester United player referred to the pressure of the robots and left Man City. After 14 years, Coppel headed Bristol City, and for four months with the club held only 2 matches, since he was appointed at the end of April, and after the start of the next season, resigned.

Paul Gascoigne - 33 days in Kettering Town (2005) One of the most talented English players in history and an alcoholic in life, tried to start a coaching career at the Kettering Conference Conference Club.

At the first training session, Gascoigne showed the players the game of the French national team with the 1998 World Cup, and said: "That's how we will play". They could not.

When the interest of journalists to the press conferences of Gaza subsided, the club management sent to the meetings with the coach of students that they were soon fed up with him, and Gascoigne was poisoned into resignation.

Paul Hart - 28 days in the CRC (2009-10). Appointed to head coach in December 2009, Hart, led the team at 5 games in which he released on the field rented in Tottenham Adel Taarabt only twice. The player did not like this and he complained to the leadership, which was on the side of the player and fired the coach.

Miki Adams - 13 days in Swansea (1996), 6 days in Nottingham Forest (1999) Adams was fired from Fulham, but quickly found a job in the club third division. Three matches - three defeats, accusations of the leadership that they do not keep their promises and leaving the club. After Swansea Adams stayed for 33 matches in Brandtford. January 5, 1999, he headed Nottingham Forest, and already 11 left his post.

Marcelo Bielsa - 2 days in Lazio (2016) The Argentinean specialist was already represented by the head coach of Lazio, but two days later he stated that the Romans did not fulfill the requirements that he had set before them and he refused to work in the club.

Leroy Rosignor - 10 minutes in Torquay United (2007) In 2007, Torquay United's club embraced the crisis. Due to financial problems the club for the first time in the history of the left fourth English division that led to the dismissal of head coach. In search of a new helmsman, Lera Rosienor, the father of ex-defender Fulham and Hull City Liam Rosenor, who had previously worked with the club, was appointed, but after 10 minutes he was terminated by the contract. This happened because of a change in the owner of the club, which occurred 10 minutes after the appointment of Rosenor.