Six footy managers who were gone quicker than Kwasi Kwarteng lasted as Chancellor
dailystar.co.ukREAD MORE: Darwin Nunez is to blame for Mo Salah's slow start to season, says ex-Liverpool starWith Kwarteng lasting just 38 days in office, Daily Star Sport examine six football managers who were somehow gone in even quicker time...Replacing Jose Mourinho at Porto following their historic Champions League victory in 2004, Luigi Delneri had transformed Chievo from Serie B strugglers to a settled Serie A side before his appointment at Estadio do Dragao.HAVE YOUR SAY!
Which current Premier League manager would make the best Chancellor? Let us know in the comments section.Chievo were promoted to the top flight for the first time in their existence under Delneri's tenure and also qualified for the UEFA Cup in their debut campaign.However, the Italian failed to take charge of a single Porto game and was sacked before the season started due to reports he continuously turned up late for training sessions.Manchester United legend Paul Scholes enjoyed a brief spell at Oldham in 2019 in his only permanent managerial role to date.
Opening up on his 31-day reign with old team-mate Gary Neville, Scholes revealed he just wanted to "give it [management] a go.""I love Oldham, I just wanted to give it a go and see what happened.
For the first three or four weeks I enjoyed it," he said to Neville on The Overlap, before stating how it all unfolded."There was one game we were going to, it was Lincoln away.
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