The article explores the historical trends of football teams parting ways with their managers while in the relegation zone. It highlights that 40% of the time, teams managed to avoid relegation following such changes. Specific examples include Sam Allardyce’s success with Blackburn and Sunderland, as well as other managers like Tony Pulis and Harry Redknapp. The recent case of Wolverhampton Wanderers is discussed as they change management at a critical point in the season.