[Albion] Are you keeping the faith in Hughton?

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

Yup. Expectations took an unhealthy spike due to our strong start, quite honestly we’ve got the poorest striking options in the league, we knew this, but it got a bit hazy as we quickly gathered points. When the transfer window went belly up our hope was to still be alive by January, well we are, so hopefully we can entice a striker or two.

 

[Seasider78]

Lots of similar noises to his spell with Norwich so perhaps our ‘fans’ should have a think about what happened to them after their fans got all billy Big bollocks and thought they deserved to be higher than they were

 

[spring hall convert]

Say we did go down, who would be better to get us out of the Championship?

Burnley did it with Dyche and it didn't do them any harm.

 

[perth seagull]

Apart from his bizarre decision to rest players and field a weakened side in the all important Huddersfield match, he hasn't done too much wrong.

 

[PWA]

Chris all the way.

 

[Ninja Elephant]

Horses for courses. I've seen no reason to think that Hughton is good enough at this level to have us playing in a way which will keep us up, however I do think there's a lot of truth in the phrase, "careful what you wish for". Hughton got us promoted, he deserves the full season and the transfer window. I am very keen to see him keep us up, I want him to succeed and I want us to be scoring goals, and winning games. As it stands today, I think we're going down - but I'd rather keep Hughton and see where we end up.

 

[Guinness Boy]

I still have all the faith in Hughton. He'll need to be supported by the recruitment team in January. It's the not scoring that's killing us at the moment and you can only do so much with the strikers he has available.

 

[JonnyComeEarly]

100% faith..... the man got us here and deserves all the time it takes to get it right.

 

[Saladpack Seagull]

Quite simply I'd still want him even if he took us down.

Me too. And it wouldn't be solely his fault if we did go down. He's the best manager we've had for years and we'd struggle to find a better one.

 

[Petee]

Word association:
Adam .....
Paloma.....

100%

Virgo Faith?

 

[RONALDEANO]

Slightly sceptical about his last couple of team selections but still have complete faith.

Even if (god forbid) we do end up going down this year I would like to see him keep his job and bring us back up.

 

[banjo]

We’re 13th in the best league in the land. Keeping the faith here.

 

[Dirty Dave]

In, of course. Can't believe supporters would think otherwise. If we were to win our next two games, those Hughton bashers will all be in hiding

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[BadFish]

Never forget what he has achieved in actually taking us up to the Premier League. Even if we don't stay up this season, I would still trust him to continue being the manager in the Championship. We are far from an embarrassment in this League, and although recent results and tactics are worrying, there is nothing to suggest he should go, barely a third of the way through this season.

This and absolutely this, we have a well run club with a quality manager who knows what he is doing. I think that stability is the key, even of we go down i would be confident that with the newfound riches and parachute payments Chris Hughton would get us back at the first (well maybe second if players decide to leave) attempt. Burnley kept hold of Dyche and look at them flying along at the moment while playing good football. It is a viable model for us and I think we should stick with stability.

 

[BadFish]

Did we drop to the bottom of the league or something?

I thought we were above where we expected to be and have just come out the other side of a tough sequence of fixtures.

 

[Baldseagull]

He should be here for as long as he wants the job.

 

[BUTTERBALL]

Chris is da man.

 

[Klaas]

100% Hughton is the man for ALL seasons. The best man to take us up, the best man to try and keep us up, and the best man to bring us back again if the shortcomings of the squad are just too much to overcome this season.

We have our very own Sean Dyche, and that is the model we should be following. How have they done with the policy of finding the right manager, and then sticking with him?

I was going to post, but then I thought nah, I'll just repost THIS.

 

[clippedgull]

Never forget what he has achieved in actually taking us up to the Premier League. Even if we don't stay up this season, I would still trust him to continue being the manager in the Championship. We are far from an embarrassment in this League, and although recent results and tactics are worrying, there is nothing to suggest he should go, barely a third of the way through this season.[

Nearly at the half way stage

 

[Peter Grummit]

Excellent poll findings, and an antidote to Naylor's inevitable 'Fans are losing faith with Hughton' Argus clickbait opportunity.