And if Brewster is fired who will ICT attract?
A mature experienced Manager?Not without a fortune being offered. And have the Board not tried that with one of the players and got only mixed results.
Thirdly maybe a younger less experienced Manager but one who has the drive and passion ?
So , in this case, how long should he be given to find his feet, get the experience under the belt and be a strong hand on the tiller? Would that time be long enough to allow ICT to avoid relegation? Well, that's a doubtful one for sure. :024:
My prediction anyway is that Brew will NOT be fired--he will be given another chance for next season, which , all things considered might also be the fair thing to do --unless ICT lose all the remaining matches of course when the calls for his head will be strident.
The one nagging factor in all this which worries me is whether the suggestion that he may be a yes man as part of his contract and or ,as a result, part of the devisive politics behind the scenes and so forth is true. Which if true means that he is not hios own man and the situation will definitely get worse befiore it gets better. So I really do wish that those of the punters on here who have mentioned this stuff as being a problem would come right out in the open and tell us all what their take on this is , in detail.
I predict, however, that this will not happen and the fans will drift away from the Tulloch until a radical re-think takes place . In fact the trend now is so obvious, accentuated by the apparent lack of confidence in the players, that I think it is all probably going to get worse before it gets better. Go on, tell old Scarlet he is wrong. I want to hear your views. :007: