[Albion] Hughton In or Out? Post-Wolves vote

[RexCathedra]

Out -- as soon as we can find a 20-goals-a-season manager.

 

[Rowdey]

Never been out (but boy it's been testing.. )

 

[peterward]

looks like the Poll, so far, shows there's a lot of weak minded, emotional knee jerkers who change with each weeks results rather than any bigger picture.

 

[This is me]

Out - if he wants to stay move him upstairs or as a number two, but given his age as well - we need to make plans for the future. Chris couldn’t take us any further forward.

 

[djentist]

Shake hands and move on at the end of the season. But he deserves full credit for today's result and should be well remembered for the job he has done here

 

[DumLum]

Did he get lucky being forced into the substitution after 10 minutes?

 

[Taybha]

Did he get lucky being forced into the substitution after 10 minutes?

Absolutely, I've no doubt we would have lost that game if Kayal hadn't been reluctantly introduced, he's the type of player that's just what's needed now and it's a bit frustrating that it's taken CH so long to realise that's what is needed but hopefully now the message has got through.

 

[bhawoddy]

Just let the man do his job and keep us up.
Tony Bloom will make the decision if needed!

Think your missing the point of a fans poll and ensuing debate.

 

[bhawoddy]

Unlike most people I enjoy these backs to the wall draws/wins.

CH has only the tools that he can work with. If he gets the players to bring the club forward next season, I think he will bring back the style of football we enjoyed for most of his reign.

Did CH not buy his own tools to work with?

 

[AmexRuislip]

Think your missing the point of a fans poll and ensuing debate.

No chap, I don't think so.
The poll says, CH in or out, post Wolves.
As I've already stated, let him do his job, until end of season.
(In, in other words)

 

[Dick Head]

 

[DavePage]

Still in for me

 

[Weststander]

I’ve always said CH to keep his job, but in anger straight after the Cardiff defeat said out, now I voted for CH to stay.

Thankfully TB makes the decisions.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Anyone changing their mind in a week is weak

A week is a long time in politics.

And football.

(still 'out' though)

 

[BevBHA]

If we go down - IN
If we stay up - OUT

IMO he is a very good Championship manager, and we wouldn’t do a ‘Sunderland’ with him in charge. Good chance of getting back up. If we stay up, he is not a Premier League manager in my opinion. As mentioned by another poster a few days ago, look at Southampton when they sacked Adkins... seemed harsh at the time, but they then moved onto the Pochettino and Koeman era’s. Also see Leicester, Pearson sacked and they employed Ranieri, we all know the rest. There are of course exceptions to this formula, but we have to take a risk like this to consolidate as a top flight club, in my opinion.

 

[peterward]

I’ve always said CH to keep his job, but in anger straight after the Cardiff defeat said out, now I voted for CH to stay.

Thankfully TB makes the decisions.

snowflake!

 

[Weststander]

snowflake!

I’m unstable.

 

[Ernest]

Nothing changes until we actually have a shot on target, 5 matches now without scoring is not acceptable for any manager , especially one whose idea to change things is to defend even more

 

[Icy Gull]

Nothing changes until we actually have a shot on target, 5 matches now without scoring is not acceptable for any manager , especially one whose idea to change things is to defend even more

You don’t think it worked today then?

Still out for me though

 

[dejavuatbtn]

I think we’ve all got Brexititis.