My opinion is that Evans will most likely sack Hurst if we are in the drop zone by Christmas, especially if there are a few points to make up. When the tide turned against Keane and Jewell, and we were in the bottom three, Evans was fairly quick to pull the trigger. He only gave Mick time in 2016/17 because there were a few seasons where we punched above our financial weight in the bank, so Mick got a bit of goodwill.
I hope it doesn’t come to that (undoubtedly I speak for us all there) because I believe that the next appointment would be a Sherwood / McClaren type panic appointment, and arguably that would be a worst option than persisting with the current manager.
I hope it doesn’t come to that (undoubtedly I speak for us all there) because I believe that the next appointment would be a Sherwood / McClaren type panic appointment, and arguably that would be a worst option than persisting with the current manager.