Will Enzo walk ?

[VintageFox73]

Anybody else thing Enzo will walk even if we still go up ? Points deduction , has he been lied to by Top re  refunds and the stability of the club when he joined ? 

 

Hes already hinted hes not satisfied and was clearly annoyed  by the Sensi deal collapsing at the last minute due to funds/ FFP .

 

 

[Thefox81]

Yes i think he will no matter the outcome of this sorry mess.

[Pliskin]

He’s not going to walk is he….. it won’t reflect well on him if he quits. 
 

However, I don’t think the club are 100% on him anyway, so I think regardless of what happens he’s going by “mutual consent” next season. 

[StanSP]

Reckon he goes end of season. 

 

Then we'll rehire him in a couple years, then he gets pinched by Man City once their Pep replacement suffers. 

[Costock_Fox]

Depends really. If I was him, for the sake of my career if he gets an offer from say a mid table team in Serie A I would walk.

 

That said, he could have an opportunity to enhance his career if we put up a good scrap if we get promoted but that would be a massive gamble for him.

[CosbehFox]

A picture speaks a thousand words 

[Aus Fox]

Realistically, to get himself a better job, he needs to win the league first.

He hasn’t got a lot on his CV as a manager in his own rights, and outside of our club, not winning the league will be seen as a failure.

For himself, if he can win the league, or at least promotion and then get us off to a fighting start (better than Burnley or Sheff UTd) then he’s in a position to walk into  another job. 
Right now, he needs us as much as we need him.

[Mr Mister]

If we don't get promoted - Yes

If we get promoted - No

[coolhandfox]

21 minutes ago, CosbehFox said:

A picture speaks a thousand words 

Honestly, if you can read people mind from a photo you should be on TV.

[Deeg67]

7 minutes ago, Mr Mister said:

If we don't get promoted - Yes

If we get promoted - No

That's how I see it.  It will reflect poorly on him if he bails on the club when this is hanging over it.  And he should feel confident he can survive even with a 6-point deduction (which is likely what we get), assuming we lose the appeal (which we likely will).

[CosbehFox]

4 minutes ago, coolhandfox said:

Honestly, if you can read people mind from a photo you should be on TV.

It’s a joke 

[Mickyblueeyes]

I think he will move on. Before then, he has an opportunity to make a mark. Getting us promoted will hold him in good stead for future jobs and potentially PL jobs. Its everyones interest to have a solid 9 game finish. 

 

After the last few years, it doesnt who comes or goes.

[teblin]

Might be he ends up at Brighton if there is a bit of a switch around with managers. Has to get us promoted though to stand any chance of getting another prem job.

[st albans fox]

I think he has a free hit now. His agent can make up any old crap about how the financial stuff became apparent to the players at the time that our form dropped off. Nothing is ever made public at our club so no one would know the truth anyway 

 

the way he got us playing in such a short space of time has been well publicised by his admirers and the football world is well aware of that. 
 

he will not be short of offers, even if he walked 

[Sly]

He won’t walk. 
 

Will he get poached if we don’t get promoted, most likely. 

[LVFox]

I think he walks, would be a fool to stay in all honesty. 

[leatherhead32]

4me he will stay , he's got things in place on pitch , v good squad playing the way he wants ie they've bought into it, and i think itl become normal for clubs to be investigated, maybe in time to come as with bosmans ffp will be finished with and clubs will spend what they want with some going to wall as with companies, not leicester tho as we are a club people that know ups n downs good n bad and end of it all we maybe aint done much if owt wrong anyway.  

[Walshy5]

Wouldn't be a bad thing!

[Qwerty]

Why on earth would he leave? He’s fairly new to management, he was given the best team in the championship to manage, he’s got a shot at the premier league.
 

 If we get promoted, even with a points deduction, it would be career suicide to quit.  Managers are meant to be strong enough to deal with that.  No sign of Sean Dyche quitting when Everton had 10 points deducted was there.

 

If we stay in the championship it’s a bit different, he might be more inclined to look at offers.  But realistically who would be trying to get him (and pay the money we’d demand for him breaking his contract)?  He wouldn’t exactly be oozing managerial genius would he, if we’d been top of the league for most of the season and then bottled it. 

 

[Ely fox]

2 hours ago, Thefox81 said:

Yes i think he will no matter the outcome of this sorry mess.

Yes prima donners just absolutely love jumping ship when things get a bit harder than they thought 

[RoboFox]

1 hour ago, CosbehFox said:

A picture speaks a thousand words 

 

This picture was taken the next day as Whelan and Rudkin approached Enzo at the ground. He's actually puckering up and within 10 seconds of it being taken they were involved in a three-way kiss. 

 

Read into that what you will. 

 

 

Edited 25 March by RoboFox

[MPH]

1 hour ago, CosbehFox said:

A picture speaks a thousand words 

 

looks like Cat stevens!

[MPH]

He would enhance his reputation far more by sticking with us if we get promoted and keeping us up. If we don’t go up, he has the perfect excuse to walk and with his reputation intact, somewhat. He could blame lack of promotion on things other than himself..

[UniFox21]

1 hour ago, Sly said:

He won’t walk. 
 

Will he get poached if we don’t get promoted, most likely. 

Very unsure; if we don't go up having blown a 10/15 point lead then he won't exactly have many banging at the door 

[kingfox]

Really depends on how he feels about the current situation of the club. He was already downbeat back in January regarding the Sensi deal, with our situation potentially heading into next season, is he a guy who would be happy working on a potentially limited budget? What we don’t want is another Rodgers scenario, where our manager becomes frustrated and things turn south. 
 

Maybe a manager who has history of working with limited resources might be a better fit