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Claudio Ranieri was fired by Fulham less than four months after his appointment to Scott Parker's appointment as acting guardian of the troubled London club.
The 19th of Cottagers seem doomed to football championship next season with the defeat 2-0 against their Southampton compatriots Wednesday night seeing them lose 10 points of security in the Premier League.
The setback on the south coast was a seventh loss in eight league games for the Ranieri team. He was greeted with anger and protest from fans on the move.
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President Shad Khan said in a statement: "Following our discussion this afternoon, Claudio Ranieri accepted my decision that a change was in everyone's interest.
"Claudio's tenure at Fulham did not result in the expected result when I appointed him in charge in November, but rest assured that he is not the only responsible for the position in which we are busy today. "
1/10 Scott Parker
Parker has taken on his duties as interim caretaker and could very well have the opportunity to assume a permanent role if he succeeds.
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2/10 David Moyes – 7/2
Moyes has no more links since leaving West Ham at the end of the 2018 season.
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3/10 David Wagner – 5/1
Wagner left Huddersfield by mutual consent in January
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4/10 Claude Puel – 5/1
From a former Leicester boss to another, it's been less than a week since the Frenchman was thrown by the Fox.
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5/10 Sam Allardyce -13/2
Allardyce is considering a return to management since his departure from Everton at the end of last season.
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6/10 Michael O'Neill – 7/1
Michael O'Neill is currently responsible for Northern Ireland.
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7/10 Slavisa Jokanovic – 9/1
Ranier's predecessor has yet to assume another role since leaving the club.
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8/10 Chris Coleman – 10/1
The former boss of Fulham is currently at the helm of Hebei Fortune of the Chinese Super League club.
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9/10 Carlos Carvalhal – 10/1
The Portuguese director has been unemployed since leaving Swansea.
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10/10 Thierry Henry – 14/1
Henry is very much appreciated for the role he intends to make amends after a disastrous start to Monaco's leadership.
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1/10 Scott Parker
Parker has taken on his duties as interim caretaker and could very well have the opportunity to assume a permanent role if he succeeds.
Getty
2/10 David Moyes – 7/2
Moyes has no more links since leaving West Ham at the end of the 2018 season.
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3/10 David Wagner – 5/1
Wagner left Huddersfield by mutual consent in January
Getty
4/10 Claude Puel – 5/1
From a former Leicester boss to another, it's been less than a week since the Frenchman was thrown by the Fox.
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5/10 Sam Allardyce -13/2
Allardyce is considering a return to management since his departure from Everton at the end of last season.
AFP / Getty Images
6/10 Michael O'Neill – 7/1
Michael O'Neill is currently responsible for Northern Ireland.
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7/10 Slavisa Jokanovic – 9/1
Ranier's predecessor has yet to assume another role since leaving the club.
Action Images via Reuters
8/10 Chris Coleman – 10/1
The former boss of Fulham is currently at the helm of Hebei Fortune of the Chinese Super League club.
Getty
9/10 Carlos Carvalhal – 10/1
The Portuguese director has been unemployed since leaving Swansea.
Getty
10/10 Thierry Henry – 14/1
Henry is very much appreciated for the role he intends to make amends after a disastrous start to Monaco's leadership.
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Ranieri only won three games after being named in the place of Slavisa Jokanovic in November.
"I am obviously disappointed with the recent results and the fact that we could not take advantage of the good start we took after my nomination," Ranieri said in a short statement.
"Finally, I would like to thank the club, the players and the fans for the support that they brought me during my stay at the club."
Parker's first game will be against his former club, Chelsea, on Sunday, March 3 at Craven Cottage.
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