The conundrum that faces every Premier League owner at some point - to stick or twist.
Over the past 12 months we've seen plenty of clubs opt for a switch in the dugout in search of better results whilst some, namely Chelsea, Southampton and Leeds, sacked two managers in the same season, although neither reaped the rewards for it come the end of May.
Stability and managerial careers don't really go hand in hand, but some clubs proved that it was indeed time to go for the man in the dugout as their fortunes improved drastically after a new manager came in, Aston Villa perhaps the most obvious example as they secured European football.
