Poll - Sherwood - got rid

[aev]

So if we finish 4th bottom I guess Sherwood thinks that he will have done a good job?

[Holte L2]

Marcelo Beisla's also recently left Marseille. He's completely nuts, but would definitely get the side performing.
He'd be my target.

[Mister E]

"If we get out of this situation this season, we aren't going to be in it next year. Never. Because I will have the opportunity to build something and I won't let that happen again."

Bullshitter

If that is what he has said, he should be presented with his comments from last season about not being in another relegation battle. Ever.
I'm still seething about the Leicester capitulation and the tactical naivety.

[Phil from the upper holte]

Did you seriously expect us to win away at Anfield today?

Because we haven't before? This is a shocking Liverpool side and we effectively gave them the points, we should have beat Leicester and he fucked that Up as well.

[AGRIPPA]

Not sure if it's been mentioned before but I heard a rumour that lambert had a clause that if we were in the bottom 3 after a certain amount of matches we could sack him with a minimum pay off..... Have no idea if it's true but as soon as we did go there last year he was gone...maybe there is something like that for sherwood??

[Risso]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/article-3066602/Aston-Villa-won-t-fight-relegation-says-Tim-Sherwood.html

There it is in black and white.

[Phil from the upper holte]

Having a 'Sherwood-Get Rid' is all a bit, well Albion really.

You were there mate what was the opinion?

[Ian.]

What's so frustrating is these very silly decisions he's making.
The substitutions against Leicester, the underwhelming team line-up and performance against Brom and the tactics adopted for the first half against Birmingham and Liverpool.

After Jordan Ayew's performance in midweek he should have started to build on that momentum. Also Clark should have started instead of Lescott. Playing Jack out wide, the constant ignoring of Kozak.

He's completely at a loss of how to fit these players he's bought into a system that works. We don't seem to be able to start a game with a high tempo and then try and control that tempo throughout the match as did Pulis did against us. His idea of upping the tempo for only the second half is worrying.

It might be early to sack him but his form has been pretty terrible since our semi final. The results since have been worse than our last two managers. There's been the odd glimpse of exciting play but Lambert's team showed that too and we patiently waited for it to be a regular fixture of our play. I often said it's a team of working progress, when player A and B are fit it will be ok, just hang on it will come good. I think all my sense of patience and belief has been completely drained from me. What's worse now is Tim talks like a complete tool and I'm sure he's a bit unhinged. Lambert just looked lost and confused and if anything just tried to protect his players with after match comments. I can see Tim having a moment like Harry had with Bent when he missed that header for him.

[Phil from the upper holte]

I just don't see it because the same pig headed decisions and bone headed moves keep repeating themselves. And what's worse is that he follows them up with a load of balls in the post match interview and the following pre match news conference. It's just getting harder and harder to take week after week.

One of my mates is a Newcastle fan, and, having listened to him talk about the Pardew era, it sounds very, very similar - the shit decisions followed by the pig headed refusal to even consider he might be in the wrong.

This is correct but pardew is a dislikable tit, he is doing a good job at palace though

[Phil from the upper holte]

I think he should give kozak a few games

[Mister E]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/article-3066602/Aston-Villa-won-t-fight-relegation-says-Tim-Sherwood.html

There it is in black and white.

yep; thanks, Risso.

[Clampy]

Having a 'Sherwood-Get Rid' is all a bit, well Albion really.

You were there mate what was the opinion?

There wasn't anyone singing 'Sherwood Out', put it that way. I could probably understand this thread if it was around December and we were in a similar position. McLeish didn't get put any pressure until March time but Sherwood is getting it already, it's ridiculous.

[PaulWinch again]

The thing is as I've said on another thread our problems seem to go beyond who the manager is. So I'm not sure changing him will make a blind bit of difference.

[Rudy65]

Too soon to be getting rid in my opinion; I'd give him a bit longer with this team. To be clinical about it, you get a better choice of replacements come around November time anyway.

I sort of agree. My concern is that it will be too late then. Bar the odd good 20 minutes this season we have looked poor. Hence where is the next win coming frommbefore November?

[mr underhill]

you could well be right and in those circumstances, (bottom 3 in November) I think there would be a business case to get rid