Sabri Will He Stay Be Sacked Or Quit

[PsychoStanleyStone]

The way this forum has turned away from Sabri is quite ridiculous. I thought we were better than that and could all see the long term benefit of having a stable manager with players who he wants there rather than who the last manager, or the manager before him wanted.

Clearly not.

Just to make it clear, Sabri may well be around for the whole season and beyond and be a resounding success

I hope he is, I love stability, a nice steady long term relationship and walks in the park over waking up with some one night stand bunny boiler pilfering through my wallet.

But the relationship with Sabri for me is damaged, he needed to lose to Stoke and a 7 goal swing and tried to slow the game down with 30 minutes to go, this is after a bizarre game plan versus Barnsley and this was after a lengthy run of poor results.

I hope he can recover, ideally a total fresh renewal, rejuvinated, optimistic Sabri, he has the squad and everything around him is as good as what any opponent has, I would of thought much better than most.

At the moment he isn't bringing anything to the party, and that party is full of new and familiar faces, plenty of quality booze and good music, or should be and if it isn't the manager is the go to guy to get the party started.

Personally if he was going, the end of the Stoke game would of made the most sense, unfortunate and sad but the right decision in my opinion.

Now, there is more riding on the next game, so for me it makes the season, specifically the next game more interesting and no reason it can't be a tactical and motivational masterclass.

For whatever reason Sabri has been, for many games now setting up not to lose, but we are at a stage now where it seems he cannot afford not to win, I think this is good for the club and a sensational opportunity for Sabri.

Thanks to you I'm reelling myself back in from the raving screaming Sabri out looney, I'm looking forward to the next game, I believe every game is the most important game and it certainly feels that way, roll on Saturday.  

The timing and circumstances of every manager sacking in recent times has hurt me, O'Neill, Karanka, Warburton and Pearce in particular, between now and Saturday isn't the right time, but as we know the timing is often bizarre.  But to survive that loss and 7 goal swing was far more bizarre, you got to admit that, then factor in the other farcically bizarre factors in the run up to it.

The bottom line is we are all looking forward to Saturday and everyone is desperate for a good result and performance, we all want Sabri to succeed, I hope he does but I am concerned that there was more damage done to relationships, confidence, ego's, mentality, everything than some are prepared to comprehend.