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Manager Igor Tudor
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Yeah some kind of weird sunk cost fallacy
If we sack Igor tomorrow morning, whoever our next interim will be will face
Liverpool (A)
Atleti (H)
Forest (H)
Is it worth sacking Igor now just to see our next interim more than likely have as worse a bad start?
Liverpool (A)
Atleti (H)
Forest (H)
Is it worth sacking Igor now just to see our next interim more than likely have as worse a bad start?
He needs to be out ASAP
At times yes
Forest game critical. Gives next manager 2 games to get bearings.
Vicario, Danso, Porro, VdV, Souza, Gallagher (DM), Grey (DM), Simons (LW), Richarlison (10) Solanke (CF), Muani (RW)
Fuck that, give him the releg clause for sure. We don’t want RDZ if we get relegated anyway
Dyche will not keep us up. We cannot go defensive again the squad aren't built for it and won't have it. We need to go down swinging
Did people expect him to pick up results in the games Tudor's had so far? I'd say we were favourites to lose in them all.
All of this is true.
It is however the usual incompetence from the board to employ someone who has never coached in England with a side bereft of any confidence, with a looooong list of serious injuries, in a relegation fight. It is then compounded with even more incompetence that they dont check whether his No2 (who has been with him everywhere) can actually get a work permit in time before appointing him, or just presuming "everything will be ok before we sort his permit out". So many managers are dependant on their No 2 and we've hampered a manager yet again from minute one of his tenure. It absolutely beggars belief.
Dyche isn't defensive, just pragmatic/organised.
That said I think I'd prefer an attacking coach to play on the front foot but I don't think this squad have it in them or have the confidence to.
Because he didnt set the world alight here under better circumstances, and then crashed and burned at WBA.
He doesn't need to set the world alight, just instill some confidence and play players in their best positions. That's the best any manager can do right now.
He didn't really crash and burn at wba. If anything west brom are the ones that have been crashing and burning since they sacked him. They haven't won a single game since and he's been gone since January.
I honestly can't understand anyone thinking it's right to stick with him after what we've seen. Weird formations, players out of position, surly attitude from minute one, floundering random changes during the match - not a single thing he's done has been a step forward from Frank.