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(Yesterday, 08:00 AM)Sniffer Dog (Admin) Wrote: Terminate is a strong word.
Be more of an amicable parting of the ways.
I think that is what will happen.
I'm not so sure.
He seems to love it here and has the players respect, unlike other passing managers have had recently.
If he delivers what EM recruited him for, why would EM want to get rid, or persuade him to part company? Surely if we continue with our form going into next season, we should be mixing it up with the big 5 again (you cant include Spurs as a 'big 6 anymore' especially if they do go down).
If everything is still harmonious at the end of the season, it would be madness to bail surely?
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Thursday was a shocker and has maybe raised alarm bells for some about Pereira.
But I think he has done a brilliant job. (Thursday was horrific but he had very little to work with - even though the team selection/tactics and eventual subs I think should have been better/smarter in retrospect. Just a shame about injuries and Villa playing so well.)
I think we see how we finish and see how everyone feels in a few weeks time.
When Nuno went, and then Ange, and then Dyche, I’d always wanted Silva. Thought he’d be just what we needed when each of those guys left. But thinking about it now, I’m not sure if I’d choose him over Pereira.
If the players are happy with him, behind the scenes is all sorted and we get the recruitment right this summer, I’d be more than happy with Pereria next season.
