Next Premier League Manager To Leave Betting Odds: Sean Dyche now FAVOURITE to be sacked next with Everton having their WORST EVER START to a season!

Sean Dyche is the 10/3 favourite to leave next after Everton's dismal start to the season

Everton manager Sean Dyche is now the favourite with bookies to be the next Premier League manager to leave with the Toffees having their worst ever start to a season.

For the first time in the club's 145-year history they have lost their first three games of a season without scoring a single goal with boos greeting the team and manager at the final whistle after their 1-0 loss to Wolves on Saturday.

That loss to Wolves and their loss to Fulham in their first game will be even harder to stomach with both of those home games seeing them miss out on a massive 6 points that could be big come the end of the season.

Paddy Power have now moved Sean Dyche into the 10/3 favourite to be sacked next but the fans are continuing to blame the board for the issues rather than Dyche at the minute.

Former favourite Paul Heckingbottom now second favourite in the betting market

Sheffield United manager Paul Heckingbottom was the favourite to go next just last week but the movement from Sean Dyche has seen him drift out to second favourite.

Heckingbottom will also be helped by his side's performance against Champions Manchester City where his side stayed in the game to equalise in the 85th minute before eventually losing due to a Rodri goal late on.

The Blades have now also lost their first three games of the season and they host Everton at Bramhall Lane next weekend in what is already a massive game.

Luton Town are the 2/7 favourites to be relegated this season

Luton Town are now the 2/7 favourites to be relegated from the Premier League following their 3-0 loss away to Chelsea on Friday night and they play in-form West Ham this Friday.

Everton have moved into 11/8 to be relegated after their terrible start to the season sees them sit at the bottom of the Premier League table without a single goal scored.

Luton have only played two games so far this season after their first home game of the campaign was postponed due to Kenilworth Road still needing work to be ready for the Premier League.