Gone!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/n/norwich/8202278.stm

Manager Gunn sacked by Canaries

Norwich City have sacked manager Bryan Gunn after just seven months in charge at Carrow Road.

The 45-year-old was appointed caretaker boss in January after the departure of Glenn Roeder, before being named permanent manager in May.

After being relegated last season, City began life in League One with a 7-1 defeat by Colchester United, their heaviest ever loss at home.

Assistant manager Ian Butterworth has been put in temporary charge.

Canaries' chief executive David McNally told the club's website: "The board, after lengthy consideration, unanimously felt a change was in the best interests of all parties concerned.

"Our goal this season remains unchanged. We want to be promoted and the next manager of Norwich City will have that as his number one priority."

Gunn spent almost 12 years at Norwich as a player, between 1986 and 1998, and made more than 400 appearances.

Correct decision by the Norwich board. It was an awful performance by them on Saturday against their local rivals when they were second favourites (and my personal tip for the title). He didn't do enough in his spell as caretaker to merit the job anyway, he took them down!

I wonder if someone drips teabags on his face for a living?

Hes a pillock, was kinda like when John Hendrie took over Barnsley, he was appointed basically because he had a 'legendary' status or was just a fan favorite and was actually never fit for the job.