[Albion] Should Chris Hughton be given a full season even it it means relegation ?

[fosters headband]

It is a yes from me, although I ticked the wrong box when voting, so the No number should read 4 currently.

 

[maffew]

Hughton must stay but needs to educate himself. Its like playing chess against someone who has only one opening, we are way too predictable. Tactics change is more crucial than new players IMO

 

[Worthingite]

Should Chris Hughton be given a full season even it it means relegation ?

Should we be different from the others and show hope and loyalty ?

GG have you been on the piss or something? I NEVER had you pegged as a Hughton doubter, ever!!

 

[Nixonator]

Really? AK looks broken and sulky, a beaten man. Knocked off the ball far too easily.

He's always done that.

Duffy’s body language struck me today, throwing his arms up at team mates on a number of occasions.

He's always done that.

Think it might be a case of either seeing what you want to see here, or more likely that you never really noticed it before when things were going better. We lost a game and were shite almost throughout, if we didn't have players having strops and words with each other I'd be more concerned.

 

[Johnny RoastBeef]

Yes, despite the odd hiccup he has managed to make us competitive in the toughest league in the world with what is essentially a Championship squad. The guy deserves a lot more credit than he is getting today.

Even if we go down he is our best bet to get promoted again.

 

[jessiejames]

Yes, despite the odd hiccup he has managed to make us competitive in the toughest league in the world with what is essentially a Championship squad. The guy deserves a lot more credit than he is getting today.

Even if we go down he is our best bet to get promoted again.

This

 

[wellquickwoody]

I voted yes. But it somewhat depends on CH's and TB's arrangement. Has TB promised unwavering support, or have they had a pragmatic discussion about the rewards of being a football manager and also the pitfalls? Either way, I am sure Mr Bloom will do the right thing.

 

[S'hampton Seagull]

Yes, without question.

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[Uncle Spielberg]

GG have you been on the piss or something? I NEVER had you pegged as a Hughton doubter, ever!!

Had a couple of whisky's but said yes. Just throwing it out there

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

You can’t sack Hughton until he’s had a proper run with a PL quality striker. If we were in our current position and run of form with a £20m striker in the team you could ask a LOT more questions of him. But right now I don’t really know how to judge him. There are some strange decisions being made but I suspect a lot of them are out of desperation. Whoever allowed us to start the season without a striker being signed is the first man who needs to lose their job, not Hughton.

100%

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Really? AK looks broken and sulky, a beaten man. Knocked off the ball far too easily. Duffy’s body language struck me today, throwing his arms up at team mates on a number of occasions. I really hope chris can turn it around, but it’s beginning to feel like a tough ask to get back the positivity and togetherness

Yes, really. I was on the front row today so can see the sweat on their brows when they're playing. I said a few days ago, don't confuse sulkiness with frustration. Knocky's worst critic is himself. He wants to succeed all the time and doesn't like it when he can't. He kicked the 6 yard line in frustration when he had a curling shot go just two inches over the crossbar.
Duffy exhorts other players, because he cares.

There is absolutely nothing I saw today that would indicate Chris losing the dressing room. I've seen us play worse, and he will sort it out.

 

[Pevenseagull]

Should Chris Hughton be given a full season even it it means relegation ?

Should we be different from the others and show hope and loyalty ?

...I like your content on here nearly all of the time.
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WTF?

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I would say no IF we had a plan B. But we don't seem to have even a plan A for a new striker, so......

 

[Invicta]

Yes all the way

 

[DavePage]

Yes of course

 

[GT49er]

Really? AK looks broken and sulky, a beaten man. Knocked off the ball far too easily.

Perhaps we should ask Leicester about him? They didn't take too long to replace him with Mahrez when they went up to the PL - was he struggling there too?

 

[drew]

You can’t sack Hughton until he’s had a proper run with a PL quality striker. If we were in our current position and run of form with a £20m striker in the team you could ask a LOT more questions of him. But right now I don’t really know how to judge him. There are some strange decisions being made but I suspect a lot of them are out of desperation. Whoever allowed us to start the season without a striker being signed is the first man who needs to lose their job, not Hughton.

I don't necessarily agree that you can't do anything unless he's had a £20m striker but he needs to show something different to what we are doing. Playing the same failing formation week in week out doesn't show any invention from the coaching team (which includes Hughton). Persistent like for like subs with out new ideas isn't working.

 

[Wardy's twin]

needs a minor (or a bit bigger) change of focus rather than a change of employer.