The silver lining if we were forced to keep McClaren is it might finally be the catalyst to unite a significant amount of the support behind an anti-Ashley movement. Losing a six-point derby would probably snap a lot of people out of the general malaise.
This is torture.
Those tweets don't change anything. The info that we're not sacking him without a replacement seems pretty solid at this point. We (the idiotic board) are shocked to be in this position after the cure-all trip to La Manga and this lack of foresight means we're woefully unprepared to find a new manager. It makes sense this is going to drag on for couple days at least (if they've even made a decision yet).
Assuming us and Sunderland don't suddenly start winning enough to drag them into it, I hope Palace go on a little run to end the season.
He will take them down next year.
Spurs 1-1 Arsenal
Chelsea 2-0 Stoke
Everton 0-1 West Ham
Man City 3-0 Aston Villa
Newcastle 2-1 Bournemouth
Southampton 1-0 Sunderland
Swansea 1-1 Norwich
Watford 0-1 Leicester
Crystal Palace 1-2 Liverpool
West Brom 0-3 Man Utd
It's the managers job to motivate them, although this goes back to Pardew, Carver, and ultimately Ashley, for creating this culture at the club.
We need someone with a much bigger personality.
We're dumber than I thought if any of those managers are genuinely interested and we're even considering sticking with McClaren based on the result of a home game against Bournemouth.
His postgame quotes are worse than the performance. He should have been left in London after the Chelsea debacle. Can't believe we waited almost three weeks for that garbage.