Who will succeed Matt Taylor as Walsall boss?
Walsall's search for Matt Taylor's successor is underway - with interim boss Neil McDonald the early favourite to get the full time position.
Taylor was relieved of his duties on Wednesday morning - after a run of seven defeats on the spin had seen the Saddlers drop into a relegation battle.
McDonald, who will take the team alongside former player Mat Sadler in the interim is currently 6/1 with the bookmakers to succeed Taylor.
Sadler himself sits further down the odds at 20/1 to take over.
Elsewhere, former Ipswich Town and Wigan boss Paul Cook, who has recently been linked with the vacant managerial post at National League Chesterfield is at 8/1.
Russ Penn, who is leading FA Cup giantkillers Kidderminster Harriers on their charge back to the National League is also 8/1 - with former Newport County manager Michael Flynn in at 10/1.
Further down the bookies odds, Ian Holloway has also been installed at 10/1 - despite not managing since he left Grimsby Town early last season.
Dean Keates, a former Walsall player and manager comes in at 12/1, former Shrewsbury Town manager Sam Ricketts is 14/1, and former QPR and Crystal Palace midfielder Shaun Derry is ranked at 16/1 to get the role.
Other names linked with the job include Russell Slade, 16/1, Sol Campbell, 16/1 and Chris Powell who is at odds of 20/1.
