It feels like just yesterday when Gareth Southgate was the toast of England after guiding them to the World Cup semi-final in Russia.
England were on a high despite a relatively easy run to the last four before defeat to Croatia changed everything for them.
Since then, the football hasn't been exciting and although they've had the odd good result, supporters are growing frustrated by Southgate and his team selections.
The continued selection of error-prone Jordan Pickford, and the lack of a place in the team for Jack Grealish has irked fans.
And after a 1-0 loss at home to Denmark on Wednesday night, bookmakers are beginning to look at who could replace the former Middlebrough boss in that role, with Rangers manager Steven Gerrard high on the list.
The Ibrox gaffer has long been expected to eventually take over at Liverpool if he manages to make himself a success at Rangers, but could the lure of the Three Lions take him away from Glasgow?
It seems unlikely that he would take on that role so early in his career but the bookies now have him as joint third favourite for the job, ahead of the likes of Frank Lampard and former Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers.
Gerrard is alongside ex-Bournemouth gaffer Eddie Howe at 10/1, with just Burnley's Sean Dyche and Brighton's Graham Potter ahead of them.
William Hill also have Rodgers at 12/1 while the likes of Phil Neville, Dean Smith and Chris Wilder are also among the selections.
Full odds on next England manager
Aidy Boothroyd - 20/1
Dean Smith - 18/1
Phil Neville - 14/1
Frank Lampard - 14/1
Chris Wilder - 12/1
Brendan Rodgers - 12/1
Steven Gerrard - 10/1
Eddie Howe - 10/1
Sean Dyche - 8/1
Graham Potter - 6/1
