Relegation would be Martinez's fault mate.

He made us what we are.
He picked us up in 6th with a record of
P 38 W 16 D 15 L 7 F 55 A 40
He left us 13th
P 37 W 10 D 14 L 13 F 56 A 55
Martinez benefited from what Moyes left him massively and Koeman in turn is now ''benefiting'' from what Martinez left him.
Of course it wouldn't.
There's nothing wrong with stating the fact that he made us a poor side though.
Not overlooking Martinez turned us into a crap side Toff, after 15 games though there are no signs (I know he needs times) of us actually getting any better, and I know some of that is down to the players, but Koeman takes his fair wack of the blame as well.
He made us what we are.
He picked us up in 6th with a record of
P 38 W 16 D 15 L 7 F 55 A 40
He left us 13th
P 37 W 10 D 14 L 13 F 56 A 55
Martinez benefited from what Moyes left him massively and Koeman in turn is now ''benefiting'' from what Martinez left him.
I think too many are expecting loyalty based on how the club has conducted themselves and the club being synonymous with good faith. Personally I couldn't give a care for how passionate mangers are about the club, it's an added bonus if they are, yet all I care is results and how we get them.
Koeman's body language has showed he's not really that bothered motivating the players highly or bigging the club up. Some would say that's his job, others will say it isn't. Koeman will be as angry with himself as he is with anyone else that's for sure, and this is why I'm still optimistic, because Koeman knows he HAS to change our fortunes, otherwise it's a sacking and a bad reputation. He isn't concerned about how the club has been or will be like when he leaves. He's here to polish his CV, but our aims are mutual so to say Koeman isn't bothered is untrue, he's bothered by how he's looking but either way he needs to change our fortunes for his sake.

Agree with the first part of that sentence about not wanting to be firing managers after fifteen games but not with the second part.
The players are not as bad as some would make them out to be.
But my question was about when you would stop being patient.
Are you prepared to be patient to to the point of us continuing in this present vein of form and winding up in a relegation dogfight?
Which we might not win, BTW.
If we get to the end of February, say and nowt has improved would you be in favour of rolling the dice and ditching him?
Is patience a luxury we can afford if the ship is holed and taking in water?
I am not trying to be funny or owt.....I am just curious as to how other fans feel about this very worrying drift and how the club go about ending it.
I certainly don't advocate firing him right now but my fragile support is very much conditional on him showing me he is capable of being better.....and motivating and utilising the players he has available to him....than he has been up to now.
How long will you blame Martinez?
He's gone mate, he's was sacked for underperforming with the side available to him. End of story, really.
Now it's down to Koeman - he needs time, but he has to show something.

So are you saying this mess is now 100% on Koeman?How long will you blame Martinez?
He's gone mate, he's was sacked for underperforming with the side available to him. End of story, really.
Now it's down to Koeman - he needs time, but he has to show something.
Sure I'll answer no probs.
If we are fighting relegation ie 15th or lower March time, then get rid.
If he hasn't improved on last year's league position it would be a very fine line indeed. 10th or better and he stays and gets the summer.
Going to stick my neck on the line and say I think we'll be fine. Won't be pretty, but possible a place in Europa.
Yes. So far he has shown nothing to me to say that he will be able to progress us as a football team and attain European football in the future.really, after one season?
As bad as we have been, we're still more than in with a shout of a top 7 finish.
But he won't get sacked if we don't get that, no matter how much 'you' want it. It ain't happening as long as we improve on last season's finish.
oh wow
Never lose sight of the the absolute fact, that he was the first manager since Walter Smith to lead us to back to back bottom half finishes. Also those two domestic cup runs meant nothing because A. It's incredibly small time to celebrate making a semi-final and B. The minute we met a decent team we were binned out and before anyone says it, Chelsea were atrocious last year.
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