IF /WHEN Joka departs....

[Twig]

It is simply far too premature to be discussing replacement managers in my view.

[aaronmcguigan]

Changing up managers is exactly what happened in our exit from the Prem. Do you really want to go through that worthless debacle again?

Changing managers is exactly how we went from Lawrie Sanchez to a European final. Sometimes debacles aren't so worthless. Not calling for a change but there's plenty of different outcomes to a managerial change, not all are negative

[Matt10]

Changing up managers is exactly what happened in our exit from the Prem. Do you really want to go through that worthless debacle again?

Changing managers is exactly how we went from Lawrie Sanchez to a European final. Sometimes debacles aren't so worthless. Not calling for a change but there's plenty of different outcomes to a managerial change, not all are negative

Thankfully Joka has been given more time than Sanchez, reached higher feats last year as well, and has prove that we can reach our goals. You would think that would mean something in this league, but apparently to fans it just means let's try someone else the second we're off the mark.

So no, I completely disagree with the notion of change in manager. I would hope there'd be some loyalty for once.

[RaySmith]

Unfortunately, that's the way football is at the moment - if the club's results aren't  good enough, then sack the manager.

And this will be Slav's fate, if our results don't improve, but then you have the problem of who to appoint in his place, and I don't think this will be Coleman  for a few reasons. Well, why not see if Roy can be tempted from palace, but I don't think this will happen either.

[Marcel_Gecov]

Would rather try and pull of a david Wagner or marco Silva-esque appointment and find someone completely out of the blue. If it goes bad, it could be awful (see: Marinus Dijkhuizen) but could also work really well as the aforementioned two plus Christensen at Leeds amongst others.

[MJG]

Would rather try and pull of a david Wagner or marco Silva-esque appointment and find someone completely out of the blue. If it goes bad, it could be awful (see: Marinus Dijkhuizen) but could also work really well as the aforementioned two plus Christensen at Leeds amongst others.

Christensen has real problems at Leeds and the fans are not impressed. Started well but six losses in eight games has not gone down well.

[Marcel_Gecov]

Would rather try and pull of a david Wagner or marco Silva-esque appointment and find someone completely out of the blue. If it goes bad, it could be awful (see: Marinus Dijkhuizen) but could also work really well as the aforementioned two plus Christensen at Leeds amongst others.

Christensen has real problems at Leeds and the fans are not impressed. Started well but six losses in eight games has not gone down well.

My bad. That's why I usually research my points before I make them. I guess the basic point stays the same however.

[MJG]

Would rather try and pull of a david Wagner or marco Silva-esque appointment and find someone completely out of the blue. If it goes bad, it could be awful (see: Marinus Dijkhuizen) but could also work really well as the aforementioned two plus Christensen at Leeds amongst others.

Christensen has real problems at Leeds and the fans are not impressed. Started well but six losses in eight games has not gone down well.

My bad. That's why I usually research my points before I make them. I guess the basic point stays the same however.

Just shows what a good start does for a team., It allows you to have runs like that and still be in touch.

[filham]

At this moment we must not consider a change of manager but our full support must be given to Jocanovic until the end of the season.
If however there is not an upturn in this season's results and performances to date then a close inspection of Jocanovic's Fulham record should be undertaken and it may well be seen that Coleman is a better option.