Every bad run you have to change the manager?

It's been a very tough run of games. Which of those would we have been favoured to win. Maybe West Ham at home (currently 6th in the table)? It's not like we've been f***ing up easier games.

We have 'questioned the manager' and overall I think most of us think he isn't primarily responsible for the bad results.

And anyway, as I said earlier, what is the point of appointing a young manager and then dumping him at the first bad run? If you have faith in him give him a chance. All managers have bad spells, even experienced ones.

The top two teams in the Championship both stuck with their managers despite relegation. Change isn't always best.

Posted By: mr carra, Mar 2, 13:52:01