You would think if he was going to be sacked

They would have done after game on Saturday or today. I know they are a bit useless but waiting more time thinking about it then sacking him in a few days or a week would be bad even for them. And yes everything that is being said indicates they have no intention of getting rid of him so presumably it will be after the next game at the earliest.
Also, under Webber I would say we have been relatively trigger-happy in removing managers. I think before him things were worse for a lot longer before they sacked anyone. With Webber gone, and a less experienced sporting director possibly less willing to say it how it is to the board, maybe we will go back to the former 'perpetual faith in the nice bloke' policy?

Posted By: ede, Nov 13, 22:36:32