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#3 Jan Siewert (Huddersfield Town)
Having struggled throughout the course of the season, Huddersfield Town made the decision to part ways with the immensely popular David Wagner in January of 2019.
The 47-year-old had helped the club secure promotion to the EPL in 2017 and performed an even more improbable feat by helping the club stay up at the end of the 2017/2018 season, but his departure was largely expected owing to The Terriers struggles.
In his stead, the club announced the appointment of Jan Siewert and the 36-year-old had his hands full, as he inherited a club which was rock bottom of the league.
Ensuring survival for Huddersfield would have been the greatest miracle in Premier League history, but so far, there have not been indications that the club have made any sort of improvement under Siewert.
Huddersfield have won just one of their seven matches under the German manager, losing the remaining six and currently find themselves bottom of the league on just 14 points, with it all but certain that they would be playing in the Championship come next season.
