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Even if we got relegated, CH will deservedly keep his job. He’s the perfect manager for a Board with no whinging or politicking through the media, a good coach and he creates a great squad spirit. Those calling for his sacking would be heavily outnumbered.

That must have been how cerebral TB & PB saw it. :):) Thankfully NSC’ers hatchet men had zero influence on real events.

The league table after 46 games never lies. The three teams that went down deserved it more than us. Fact. Hindsight? Some of us defended CH in this thread and got it right.

I can see Reading getting a win soon. Heady days to be a Royal.

His sister is his mother.

Phew, I got lucky with a pro-CH post, when so many others thought he was crap! I can’t recall posting that, but I do remember my view that squad quality was allowed deliberately to dip massively (post Lopez, Vicente, Orlandi, Bridge and Upson), as TB/PB tried to stem annual accounts losses...

Agreed. Hughton wouldn’t see quality in a potential new player, if it hit him between the eyes. Loser.

Same here. He’s earned that and is great for the club on several levels. Whilst knee jerk other clubs in the top two divisions are stuck in a perpetual cycle of sacking management teams at multi-£m a go. West Ham, Everton, WBA & Stoke spring to mind.

Out of the 92 managers, where does he stand in order of longest serving? With Howe and Dyche, CH has near absolute job security IMO.

Another top post by GT49er . You were right about Hughton, and the slow predictable football in much of time before he arrived.

Not necessarily. Hughton was handed the same, awfully lacking in so many areas squad (where do start ... but lack of decent strikers, creators, pace in attack, shit CMS, so-slow Greer and error-prone Stockdale), as Hyppia. Morale was rock bottom on the pitch and in the stands, there was no...