Can Kevin Keegan finish the season as England's number one?
The bookies claim only Harry Redknapp has a better chance.
Keegan To Be England's No 1?
Portsmouth 13/8
Newcastle 3
Blackburn 9/2
West Ham 11/2
Middlesbrough 7
Wigan 16
Bolton 20
Fulham 25
West Brom 33
Hull City 80
For the record, they also reckon Alan Curbishley is odds on to be the first Premiership boss out on his arse come the new campaign.
Not that long ago they said the same about Gareth Southgate, but today he lives on in ICI City, promising the Smogs he is in the job to stay.
Southgate has promised he will not use Middlesbrough as a "stepping stone".
The 37-year-old has spent the last two years learning his trade after being handed the chance to launch his managerial career by chairman Steve Gibson.
He admits it has been a voyage of discovery, but he has no plans to cut and run to a bigger club once he has established himself. "I'm thinking long-term, I'm not using this as a stepping stone for something else," said Southgate. "If I'm here in five years, then brilliant because that means we are doing it right."