Sacking the manager is a very blunt conclusion, as it ignores all other inputs to the continued failures. Not saying Enzo is great or we are in a wonderful moment, Christ no, but there is inevitably many factors unpinning our current feckless performances.
Add to this, we are now in the throes of a right roasting over our financial imprudence and if you are prepared to be so careless with your own finances as a club, then it seems inevitable that best practices are not within our current way of operating.
So say we sack Enzo, we get a new person who inherits the same unstable foundations and unless you luck out and land another Pearson and friends and KP chat their spots, we will just rinse and repeat.