Stricken Stoke employer to go on. Check in to Stoke Area compared to Norwich City Stoke City manager Tony Pulis is preparing his exit from the membership and is hoping to jump ship prior to the end of the growing season, The Mirror stories. The 55-year-old is supposedly set to keep the club at the end of the year anyway, but is hoping to step away from the job when the club are mathematically safe from relegation. Pulis has come under pressure from all sides as baseball purists consistently stone Stokeas playing model and now the clubas supporters have on his back after having a terrible campaign that has seen the Potters not only threatened with relegation but has also seen them grab only two advantages since the change of the year. He considers his potential elsewhere now, and has grown annoyed with life at the club after they refused to back him in the January transfer screen. The board refused to sanction techniques for Aston Villa striker Darren Bent and Blackpoolas Tom Ince making fans discouraged with the participants that the Welshman did bring in. While a close relationship is retained by him with chairman, Peter Coates, both boss and club feel they have outgrown one another and feel it is now time to relocate different directions. Pulis is in his second spell in cost of Stoke having first maintained them between 2002-05, he left for a short stint at Plymouth Argyle but delivered per year later to manage their excursion to the Premier League in 2008.
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