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Simon Baugh's avatar

It’s difficult to disagree with the analysis here, but the conclusion rests on the assumption that we will be able to get a manager who can a) sustain premier league survival, b) push for Europe, c) develop young players and increase their value d) continue to identify new players to replace those who are sold. I’d love that to be true but it’s more faith than I have in the club. Therefore given the choice I’d stick rather than twist.

John Burke's avatar

I think you summed it up perfectly Arthur and I agree with you we need a new manager and younger players with a sell on value we also need TK to be releaved of his job if we are going to get these players in early so they have time to settle in.

K Simmons's avatar

The premiership is so competitive with most teams grappling with a policy of avoiding relegation or showing ambition and aim for European competition. This year Leeds and Sunderland avoided returning to the championship, so this added further jeopardy. Long term stability is the key, and if this means years of mid table performance I would take this. Fulham do not have big money attendances or wage levels.