Tony Pulis says managers should stick together during the tough times
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers, Chelsea's Jose Mourinho and Newcastle's Steve McClaren are all under fire having started the Premier League season poorly.
Chelsea are currently languishing in 15th place and Liverpool are not faring much better in 13th, while Newcastle are in the relegation zone.
And Pulis believes managers should do more to stick together when the going gets tough and results aren't going your way.
He said: "Pressure is on you at times and you have to deal with it and handle it.
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"Then other times it's not on you, it's on someone else and you have great sympathy for other people because you know what they're going through and what it's all about.
"It's a tough old job this one."
However, the West Brom boss soon turned the focus back to his own side who host Everton in the Monday night kick-off (8.00pm).
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Steve McClaren's Newcastle have had a shocking start to the season
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The Baggies took Midlands bragging rights with a 1-0 win over Aston Villa last week to clinch their third straight clean sheet in the Barclays Premier League, and Pulis will be hoping for more of the same.
He added: "We've played six games and have four clean sheets. The basis of what we work on and talk about the lads have been very good at. Against Aston Villa we looked like we would score goals.
"We had looked threatening at times against Manchester City and Chelsea but without being really dominant in creating chances. Against Villa we should have scored more goals."