Keep Le Bris even if we're relegated?

[Deleted member 57341]

i'm just wondering what everyone's take is on potentially keeping le bris even if we are relegated. just like ipswich have with mckenna. build around le bris so that we can go again?

(btw i'm not saying we're going to be relegated, just a thought)

 

[Arfa Sleep]

Maybe see what actually happens

 

[Dobbler]

i'm just wondering what everyone's take is on potentially keeping le bris even if we are relegated. just like ipswich have with mckenna. build around le bris so that we can go again?

(btw i'm not saying we're going to be relegated, just a thought)

Haway the continuity

 

[Ghfd]

Keep

Peter Reid is the example

 

[gazfisher22]

Absolutely.

 

[Turnip from the Tip]

100% yes.

 

[sick]

Depends on the manner of the relegation.

 

[Ned Land]

It depends. Didn’t Scotty Parker get sacked immediately after a 9-0 humping? Was he at Bournemouth?

 

[ranks39]

I'd lean toward yes but depends on specific circumstances. If things go horribly wrong and he starts throwing blame around that is unwarranted, for example(I don't think he would), then need to consider something.

 

[Botchie]

People wanted him sacked just before we played Coventry. He'll not get the lickings when the pressure is on from some.

 

[Keith S30S]

i'm just wondering what everyone's take is on potentially keeping le bris even if we are relegated. just like ipswich have with mckenna. build around le bris so that we can go again?

(btw i'm not saying we're going to be relegated, just a thought)

McKenna has probably earned a bit of time as he got Ipswich promoted twice. He did very poorly last season in terms of signings and tactics for me. If they aren't in the top six by October he'll still get peddled.

To me it largely depends on what sort of team we assemble and how he does. If we push the boat out and he doesn't make a good fist of it he'll probably be sacked before the seasons out.

If we only spend about £50M we might give him more leeway.

 

[StayPuft]

He's earned it I think. But, if he starts blaming everyone else for the defeats I think he will go but le Bris doesn't seem the type to do that

 

[HerdnMulhall]

Nonsense not to.
He has massively overachieved.
We have sold Jobe and Watson who between them may have contributed eight to twelve points. next season
The next steps , the players Speakman will bring in ,will define the club for seasons to come.
Regis should not be a fall guy if things go titties up.

 

[BellionGoalVsVilla]

He might not want to stick with us

 

[PrisonBroken]

Depends on the manner of the relegation.

So it depends on where it happens, random.

 

[harryCLSsafc]

ATM yes

However if we get hammered every week the situation might become untenable

 

[safcmackem]

It's impossible to say right now as it would depend on the manner of the relegation imo.

 

[L18SFC]

It’s far too early to say either way. It’ll depend on all manner of things. In theory yes, however, if we are getting battered every week and are cut adrift peoples opinions will change quickly

 

[Another Everton Fan]

I doubt he lasts the season if you're in the relegation zone a few months in and struggling for wins. No matter what the expectations or circumstances, teams just seem to twist in those situations.

Not sure how it fits with the philosophy of the club but if they see Cooper unemployed whilst you're 20th and 6 points off safety in November then I wouldn't be surprised if he was replaced. That's football.

 

[Amokachi]

Go down narrowly playing good football yes definitely.