Aye, and we also had the biggest budget, with some players coming from higher up and one of the few full time squads at this level. We lost out on the title and in the playoffs, and also struggled against the better teams throughout. Now, as Dean couldn’t do this on a high budget, what’s the likelihood he can on a lower? A new manager will always be uncertain for success, but when you don’t think the current one is likely to succeed at all, there will always be those who think maybe a change is in order. Especially as now is the opportune moment for it, since with a new contract it will be harder to dispense of him if we struggle next season and crowds fully turn.
