In all seriousness - it's vitally important for him that we start next season off well and work on maintaining a solid run of good form through to and beyond Christmas. If he can't manage that then alarm bells will be ringing again and justifiably so.
Changing the manager by the minutes rarely goes well.
Since Moyes left for United we've had Roberto, Koeman, Unsworth, Allardyce and Silva and four managers in the last two seasons.
Although Unsworth was only a temporary manager, he was in charge for an extended spell, change again and it's six managers in six years more or less
We're Chelsea without the haul of League titles and the European and domestic cups they seem to pick up on a yearly basis
We have all their bad traits and none of their good.
It's wouldn't be justified or a good thing if we changed yet again following his first rough spell next season, it would just be a repeat of this season, sometimes keeping a manager works better if he has it in him to turn it around.
Howard Kendall was possibly under a lot of pressure before that game at Oxford or after the goalless home draw to Coventry, sacking is often the easy solution and the one remedy everyone can latch onto even if its not the best answer.
Quality managers will be knocking down the door to be appointed at a club who sack managers at the first sign of trouble and haven't won anything for over twenty years.
A sacking club that wins f. all ...sounds attractive?
