There is an a risk no matter who the new Manager will be - and there will be one , it's just a matter of time unless some miracle occurs between now and November .
Time is the issue of course - if O'Neill were to pick up some points in November , then they might wait longer - and that would be a huge mistake in my view .
O'Neil's issue is in my view that he has over rated himself . He believes in going into huge detail when planning for a football match , and thereby forgetting that the fundamentals of the game have not really changed in over 100 years . Marking properly at set pieces was a thing back in 1927 , just like it is today .
O'Neil also talks a good game and is a good communicator to the media - but there has been many a fine Manager on the sideline who couldn't string two sentences together in front of a camera .
It is pretty clear that the players have very little idea of how they are supposed to be set up - and that is down to Management . A team should be well drilled to the point of boredom . We are chaos .
If O'Neil believes that last Saturday was the worst performance by a team under his stewardship , then I would fully expect him to take full ownership of that and make immediate changes .
A back 3 will only improve matters if everyone knows what their role is .
One thing as well - our defence is getting a lot of stick at present - but what protection are they getting from those in front of them . Most defences will eventually collapse if the opposition are coming at them in droves time and again .
As for Potter or Moyes............those who say that Potter won't come as he has ambition . Well , he was ambitious and went to Chelsea , and the man aged overnight . At Brighton he was well thought of - big fish , small pond and all of that . A club like Wolves rather than say Man U might be just what he needs to recover his reputation again .
