I'm not sure that Levy isn't supporting Poch. In fact to me he seems to be putting more faith in his judgement than I've seen in any previous manager.No. I would like Levy to take the pitch side of the club a little more serious and pick a manager he can trust.
I have lost faith that he will ever stay out of that side of things due to his recent obsession with a DoF system, and the merry go round continues.
What Levy fails to realise is that a DoF is supposed to pick players and the managers can come and go, leaving a blueprint of stability.
BUT, we sell the players too, and start over, and over and over and over again.............
Id like a chairman that does what Levy does, but will simply let a manager choose his targets. and have faith in the manager he picks. Ive already said that is idealist.
Failing that, then I guess I can just hope that:
a) Poch gets things right without Levy supporting him
b) Levy picks the right guy next time
Fat chance of either IMO
I'd put money on the fact that only a few years back player unrest like we saw at the beginning of last season would have resulted in the manager getting the heave hoe not several senior players being bombed out of the set up.
And he clearly backed him over the Ade saga when AVB was forced to bring him back in.
Poch identified defence as being our key area needing attention and that got sorted very early in the transfer window too.
Now i got pissed off with the Berahino situation and that's a feature of Levy I want to see change but I don't think it amounts to him not backing the manager or having faith in him. I think it's an issue with him not being able to separate his hard nose businessman attitude from the way everyone else seems to conduct transfers.
Poch has Levy's confidence and backing. I'm sure of that.