Mikel Arteta's shocking start with Arsenal has left with him a worse win ratio than Freddie Ljungberg and Unai Emery.
The Spaniard has picked up just eight points from his first seven Premier League games - leaving him with the club's second-worst managerial record since the First World War.
Following this weekend's bore draw with Burnley, Arteta has a win rate of just 14 per cent in the English top-flight.
Only Watford and Norwich, who are both in the Premier League relegation zone, have won fewer games since his appointment.
Arteta has managed just one win, five draws and one defeat which leaves the Gunners tenth in the table.
But he has a higher points-per-game average than Ljungberg - who took over as the club's interim boss when Emery was axed in November.
Ljungberg, who previously worked as Emery's assistant at the Emirates, only won one Prem game in five attempts.
Before he was sacked, Emery racked up a 31 per cent win ratio this season with four wins in 13 games.
Arsenal will be looking to return to winning ways after the winter break when they take on Newcastle at home.