odd assumption that "someone more experienced" is more likely to keep us up

the players look as though they buy into his approach and are giving it everything.
Loads of experienced managers have been relegated (Steve Bruce last year for instance, or Rednapp at QPR - although being the weasel he is he faked an inury and quit first). I doubt the proportion that survive is any different from inexperienced ones.

You go with a young manager you give them space to grow, not dump them at the first bad run. It's not like we have been favourites in any of the games on this run (best shot was probably West ham at home, and they're 5th or 6th in the table).

Posted By: mr carra, Mar 3, 09:51:47