I wouldn't put too much significance into West Brom's continental structure, their chairman has just said they will do whatever it takes to stay in the Premiership, and that points clearly to appointing Pulis. He'll want an environment where he can do his job, have a clear say over transfers and a decent budget.
McClaren should stay at Derby and get them promoted, but I can understand he would be tempted.
Bruce is a Newcastle supporter, could happen, but don't his sides always reach a level and then start going backwards after a couple of years or so? There will always be someone wanting to manage a football club that pack in 52,000 fans, but they will continue to go nowhere very much as long as Ashley is the owner.
Brighton should appoint Chris Hughton. He will stabilise the club on the field. The owners look right mugs for falling out with Poyet.
Millwall is a difficult job in the Championship. I wouldn't ditch 'Ollie at this point. A couple of decent incoming players could improve their fortunes. Who knows, maybe we could loan them some of ours? I mean, what is a replacement for 'Ollie really likely to achieve given the constraints they operate under?
Will be quite amusing if Pardew fails to keep Palace up, as he did with Charlton Athletic.
