He’s done really well given how bad the last two summer windows were, but I don’t know how much blame to give him for both - particularly the last one (probably a lot). I’m not quite sure where we go from here, nor do I have any confidence that the technical leadership is capable of the consistent above-average decision making to offset our financial disadvantages. Regardless, I don’t think you gain anything from changing him, unless you have a coherent sporting strategy and a talented leadership group with whom he refuses to comply (first is not true, second might be).