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IMO a lot of reasons including Poor recruitment Injuries to key players Bottom three budget Players going missing in matches Players played out of position Lack of discipline on and off pitch Second season syndrome CH has to take some responsibility, but he’s not alone in that either. If...

Agreed, not entirely down to him either.

Exciting...certainly Shite football...certainly too!

thanks...and BBC Breakfast the previous day and Five Live this morning. I'm on the TV more times than Farage at present, and talking as much shite as him too.

If he was going to be sacked the timing was right.

1996/97 was more exciting for me.

I don't want to blame one person, I think it's a more complex issue than sacking the manager and things will improve. 1: Recruitment is a collective decision, CH would have been part of that no doubt, but he was the guy that was sacked. 2: Recruitment is a risk (Morata, Sanchez, Drinkwater...

Only if you pay for the flights to Australia x

He is entitled indeed to refresh the management, and you're entitled to be pleased to see a good, honest man be sacked.

If CH had been responsible for recruiting a centre forward who by his own admission doesn't like heading the ball, I'd say sack him If CH had been responsible for recruiting a record signing winger who can't run fast, shoot, tackle or cross the ball, I's say sack him If CH had been responsible...

Whilst I think it was a poor decision to scapegoat CH with the sack for failings elsewhere at the club, the one thing I do think TB has got right is the timing.