In the next few days apparently.
Two full seasons in charge with no progress whatsoever so he can have no complaints.
Coventry City have sacked manager Chris Coleman after finishing 19th in the Championship following Sunday's 4-0 home defeat by Watford.
The ex-Fulham boss, 39, took over in February 2008 and led the Sky Blues to survival that year and 17th last term.
A club statement read: "The board stressed that the decision was not a knee-jerk reaction to Sunday's match.
"The team's form deteriorated rapidly towards the end of the season for the second year running."
Coventry chairman Ray Ranson said: "I enjoyed a very close working relationship with Chris and it's been a pleasure to work with him since his arrival.
"The board would like to place on record their thanks for his efforts over two and a half years.
"We will not be rushed into finding a successor and the board will explore every avenue to appoint the right manager to take Coventry City forward."
Coleman, who made over 30 appearances for Wales, had a playing career that included stints at Swansea, Crystal Palace, Blackburn and Fulham.
However, he was forced to hang up his boots in 2002 after failing to recover fully from a serious car crash nearly two years earlier.
He was appointed manager of Fulham in 2003 but parted company with the London club in 2007 before having a stint in charge of Spanish side Real Sociedad.
StevieG wrote:Got a manager for you lads that we are desperate to get rid of, goes by the the name of "The Spanish Waiter"
Midland Red wrote:StevieG wrote:Got a manager for you lads that we are desperate to get rid of, goes by the the name of "The Spanish Waiter"
Spot on! Please take him
Midland Red
StevieG wrote:Midland Red wrote:StevieG wrote:Got a manager for you lads that we are desperate to get rid of, goes by the the name of "The Spanish Waiter"
Spot on! Please take him
Midland Red
MidRed , are you an Anfield disciple
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