It seems my question about financing the sacking of AB plus Schofield and appointing a new managerial team which could well involve bringing in new players is very hard to answer. I don’t think it’s a feasible route at this time for the club to go down because the reality of financing a football club is lost on most people IMO.
They’ll not sack him.
We’ve been down the revolving managerial door route.
Look where we ended up (other major factors involved too).
1) sack manager
2) gardening leave pay
3) appointment new manager
4) who probably wants more money
5) Schofield goes too
6) more horticultural payments
7) new manager wants his own players
8) more players, more expense
9) unwanted players may get shipped out to a club a league or two lower down?
10) is their wage split 50/50? 60/40 with us paying the higher percentage? 70/30? I don’t know.
11) stats / info states that only 1 in 3 new employees are a success
12) could a new manager cobble a competitive team from the existing & new players?
13) what do you do with dud signings? Loan them out?
14) what if the situation doesn’t improve? What if it gets worse?
15) how long do you give the (not so) new manager?
16) rinse & repeat
