The Scottish Premiership managers most and least likely to depart role first revealed

There have been 45 managerial departures in nine seasons of Scottish Premiership football. The first manager to leave has been Pat Fenlon, Derek Adams, Ian Baraclough, Robbie Neilson, Ian Cathro, Kenny Miller, Craig Levein, Gary Holt and Steven Gerrard since 2013/14. Graham Alexander is the second favourite to be the first to depart. St Johnstone's Callum Davidson is 13/8. Lee Johnson's odds have increased from 4/1 to 6/1000. Three managers who led their teams to a top three finish are the most secure.