Obviously - you've bizarrely chosen to edit my statement and deliberately ignore the context.
I'm disputing the narrative of Chris "rescuing" us, that makes it sound like we suddenly turned on the style and won multiple games to save our season. We were bloody lucky to stay up.
Chris didn't...
Totally agreed. "We were lucky against Millwall" is such a load of bollocks. If the refereeing was even half decent, the game would've ended about 4-1 to us at full time.
Eh? Of course they do, and in those moments, the managers are usually aware they might be at risk of the chop - that's how football works. That's what I can't believe - that Hughton was shocked - seems incredibly naive for a man who has been in football as long as he.
It was obvious to...
In terms of performance I don't think it is. We were breaking records for goalless runs, runs of losing at home etc.
Some of the worst football I've seen us play in a long, long time. That first half against Newcastle was diabolical.
This makes me think even more that it was the right decision. For him to not have any idea that we were on a massive downward spiral in terms of performances and morale towards the end of this season suggests he wouldn't be the right man to sort it.