No it doesn't. It puts him ahead of McClueless, Taylor and, arguably, Allardyce. He's still way behind most of the England managers we've had in the last 30 years.
What a strange thing to bring up. He's got issues with alcoholism and is in recovery at the moment I think. Not sure how taking his job away would help him.
I'd hope so given that Dummett has zero flare.
He's played twice so I'll reserve judgment but based purely on what we've seen so far he doesn't look like much of a defender.
It's a massive decision, though. He shouldn't be changing the keeper in a game as important as that imo, especially not when he's looked unreliable at best since signing and vastly inferior to Darlow.