It's been a Premier League season full of action with a tight title race and all to play for in the relegation battle but there has been plenty of drama for fans off the pitch too.
Ten bosses have departed their posts already in the English top flight this term.
Whether it be ruthless owners, poor losses or throwing their toys out the pram in a post-match press conference after drawing 3-3 at Southampton, the managers have been booted out and sent to the job centre.
Leeds United are of course one of the sides to have dismissed a manager this year with Jesse Marsch relieved of his duties in February. It was a turbulent time with the American at the helm in Yorkshire with real highs also coming with the most frustrating of lows.
Ultimately, 18 points in 20 Premier League fixtures wasn't good enough for the Leeds United board and Marsch was sent packing. He wasn't the first and wasn't the last this season, here is where he came in the long list of Premier League sackings this year.

1. Scott Parker - Bournemouth
Scott Parker was sacked by the Cherries all the way back on August 30 after a 9-0 thrashing from Liverpool. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images

2. Thomas Tuchel - Chelsea
Thomas Tuchel was the latest in a long line of Chelsea sackings and left the club on September 7. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images

3. Bruno Large - Wolves
A 2-0 defeat to West Ham and a lowly league position led to the dismissal of Bruno Lage on October 2. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images

4. Steven Gerrard - Aston Villa
After winning just two league games out of 12 with a hugely underperforming squad, Steven Gerrard was dismissed by Aston Villa on October 20. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images

5. Ralph Hasenhuettl - Southampton
Ralph Hasenhuettl has survived a few sacking scares on the South coast but his time at Southampton came to an end on November 6. Photo: Steve Bardens

6. Frank Lampard - Everton
It just wasn’t working at Goodison Park and Frank Lampard took the fall for the club’s poor form on January 23. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
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