EPL: Managers Start Feeling Insecure

"Avram Grant-ed to be fired" read a local newspaper headline.

Are the British Tabloids at it again?

Well, yes. I didn't think so either. The source of all problems Chelsea currently face emerges from their very own dressing room. Avram Grant has been unable to get the support of his players let alone the fans.

"Where's our special one, Roman?" read a poster in the stands at Chelsea's game against Wigan on Monday.

If you remember Roman Abrahmovic actually fired a warning at the Israeli Manager saying that a trophy-less season would mean the end of the road for him at Stamford Bridge. Grant's refusal to talk to the media has sparked an unnecessary media frenzy that the Blues would do better without.

Chelsea grinded out another 1-0 against Everton last night, the performance much like the final score was far from convincing.

Unfortunately for Avram Grant he is being booed by his own fans. Michael Ballack, Andriy Shevchenko and Juliano Belleti have all said that they are uncomfortable under the current management.

It is believed that due to the fact that the Londoners lie behind Manchester United in the Premier League race and that they face Liverpool in the Champions League who are previous winners of the Champions League, it is very likely that Avram Grant's nightmare will become the reality for Chelsea and that he will get the famous "sack."

All of the above is irrelevant if Grant somehow manages to bring a trophy home.

What do you say Roman?

Moving on from Chelsea's woes, to those of their opponents in Tuesday night's Champions League clash.

Liverpool's board room drama has been going on and on with no sign of an end. Tom Hicks is now in conflict with co-owner George Gillett and executive Rick Parry which also means that Rafael Benitez may not be in charge at Anfield next season.

Liverpool is going through a nightmare and their rivals are loving every second of it.

Dr.Thaksin Shinawatra.Does that name ring any bells?

Yes, he is the owner of Manchester City Football Club and a very ambitious one at that.

First,speculation of luring Ronaldinho to the club and now rumours that Sven Goran Eriksson who has had a relatively "good" season for a club like Manchester City is set to be sacked and replaced by Luis Felipe Scolari.

Yes, the same Big Phil who managed Portugal and threw a fist at Draguntovic.

What will be the fate of these managers? Only time will tell.