Only in football do you find a kind of madness where clubs sack their managers at a crucial stage of the season without a succession plan.
In an industry worth billions of pounds, the last couple of weeks have been as baffling as I can remember. Regrettably, changing managers has become a fact of life in the modern game.
More Premier League clubs have changed their head coach this season than ever before - and two more bosses, West Ham's David Moyes and Steve Cooper at Nottingham Forest, are thought to be on thin ice. But I cannot get my head around the lack of strategic planning.
