I think for this squad plus the foreseeable level of investment, Poch is the best manager that we could possibly acquire. He will maximize those resources to the greatest extent.
If we were going to plunge half a billion into it, I think there are both better managers than Poch to select and integrate that talent, and the likelihood that the big stack of money would get those folks interested (United should hire Blanc tomorrow, for instance).
But frankly, after all we've been through, I'm not panicking. Poch deserves the opportunity to fail, if that's the direction this is going.
It depends what you mean by fail?
If he comes 5th, people will say it’s harsh.
6th?
12th?
What’s failing, if playing shit football when you used to be the most entertaining team in the PL isn’t.
Not even offset with a cup, and by his own words it sounds like there is a dressing room about to slip away from his fingers.
I don’t think it’s about letting him fail. We aren’t his experiment....he is paid to deliver and if he doesn’t then I think by Christmas we should be entertaining the idea of someone new.
This isn’t about winning the PL or you’re out....but if you can’t even get your tactics across to your players anymore then what’s the point?
He blames the window.....last year he lauded the new early deadline day.
If there’s players here causing shit then drop them, build, move on.
Stop using them as subs, and put some trust in others and play a formation everyone understands.
But for me, I feel it’s coming to a head with him and the squad. Trippier hinted on it, he’s not the first.
Woolwich is massive now......I can take a loss, what I can’t take is a no show. If he can’t get us fighting and creating for the NLD, then I think it’s over.