The problem with Allardyce is that he keeps repeating his mistakes, so far he hasn't learned a thing. If he was as clever as some think we'd have beat Derby, Reading and Sunderland yet we came away with one point.
At this stage it looks like he's stuck in a time capsule, he's the same manager who only a few months ago had a certain style of play at Bolton and can't adapt. He's still got time to show that he's capable of adapting, I have seen nothing yet to suggest that he can move forward and work at a higher level than he's done in the past.
As for us knowing nowt when compared to Allardyce, I think most of us can see what he's doing wrong, he can't. I don't have a problem with him trying things out, I do have a problem with his repeated negative tactics away from home against lesser opposition and I'm sure those tactics have started to rub off on the players during home games as they've lost confidence in themselves.