I know what your saying, and I have really gave it thought myself about if the only thing we can change is the manager then why not try it if we are going down anyway.
But for me, and the Redknapp point backs this up, it doesn't matter who is in charge, without the level of investment in the team that is a reasonable amount for this league we will not have a fighting chance.
That's just how I see it, if we sack Thorn we will just be in the same boat 6 months down the line.
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Sorry to say but sacking Thorn is now a no-brainer. Why not sack a manager whose team lose virtually every game and has a 10% win ratio? If this is now what we measure as success then by all means get him to carry one but assuming we have slightly more aspiration than back to back relegations I think it's high time a change was made.
To play devils advocate: you shouldn't sack him because you'd have to pay him off and were going down anyway so may as well just not renew at the end if the season.
I think most of most expected us to struggle. And that's exactly what were doing.
To play devils advocate: you shouldn't sack him because you'd have to pay him off and were going down anyway so may as well just not renew at the end if the season.
Right so Harry Redknapp couldn't stop Southampton from going down from the championship to league 1.
They had no money and couldn't bring the players in like Thorn.
So did that make him a bad manager too ?
No it didn't.
It doesn't matter who is in charge, without any backing it's always going to be a struggle.