Affected Stoke boss to maneuver on. Sign in to Stoke Area compared to Norwich Area Stoke City boss Tony Pulis is arranging his exit from the club and is hoping to jump ship ahead of the end of the growing season, The Mirror accounts. The 55-year-old is apparently set to leave the club at the end of the season anyway, but is expecting to step away from the job when the club are mathematically safe from relegation. Pulis has come under some pressure from all sides as baseball purists continually slate Stokeas playing model and now the clubas supporters have got on his back following a disastrous campaign that's seen the Potters not merely threatened with relegation but has also seen them pick up only two victories since the turn of the year. After they refused to back him in the January transfer screen he sees his potential elsewhere now, and is continuing to grow annoyed with life at the club. The board refused to sanction techniques for Aston Villa striker Darren Bent and Blackpoolas Tom Ince making supporters discouraged with the participants that the Welshman did generate. While a close relationship is retained by him with chairman, Peter Coates, both feel it is now time for you to move around in different directions and manager and team feel that they have outgrown one another. Pulis is in his 2nd spell in cost of Stoke having first managed them between 2002-05, he left for a short stint at Plymouth Argyle but delivered annually later to supervise their ascent to the Premier League in 2008.
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