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#3 Javi Gracia
Watford enjoyed an excellent start to the campaign under Marco Silva, but speculation of his move to Everton as manager contributed to the derailment of their season - after Allardyce's sacking, the Portuguese is once again the favourite to take-over at Goodison Park.
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Silva received his marching orders around the turn of the year, with Spaniard Gracia brought in to arrest Watford's slide.
He did enough to prevent relegation for the Hornets, but his 5-month tenure at Vicarage Road has been underwhelming, represented by just one win in their last nine games.
This poor record at the end of the campaign could lead to the notoriously trigger-happy bosses at Watford sacking an eighth manager in four years.
Gracia believes that his job is safe, and has publicly stated that he is planning for next season with the Hornets.
Recent history, however, suggests otherwise, and Gracia could find himself destined for the same fate as a number of his predecessors at Vicarage Road.
