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You're right, there are always going to be examples that prove it isn't good to get rid of a manager. But there are also plenty of examples that prove it is good to get rid of a manager. See Brighton and Hyypia. In the WBA case, their results are awful, their performances are awful, their fans...

I agree, for now. The problem is that if you have 3-4, or 7-10 years of that same monotonous grind where you're mid table but never really achieving anything, how exciting is that as a fan? Don't get me wrong, I'd be delighted with 7th for the next few years... but eventually we'd all want...

Most likely down, but based on their 29 points in 2017, it's more than possible that they would've been relegated even with Pulis in charge. The problem WBA have, along with most other teams in the league, is that the ceiling is 7th. Barring the Leicester miracle, pretty much everyone else is...

You've clearly not seen their record in 2017... or the football that they've been playing. Neither is particularly good.