DeanoAustin
Les Ferdinand
I think that's fair and reasonable and the right way to approach it. And you have to say that Levy wasn't right with all of those sackings so his approach with Ange is showing a chairman who wants to change which is a positive.Not disagreeing with this at all, but by that stage (arguably even now considering we would need well over 2 points per game to get Europe) the season is over anyway in terms of league position - things massively hinge on whether he can win a trophy or not. Might as well wait until end of the season, if Levy in the coming weeks/months decides Ange isn't the man and then he has enough time to properly plan to get the next man in, and getting the best man for the job will be easier in the summer than now unless someone unexpectedly falls into his lap. Or, we get our players back from injury and the last 2/3 months Ange gets the team playing and producing as we all want and then Levy then has a decision to make. Either way, I expect Levy will give him the season now (unless we really do get to relegation scrap territory)...
The only caveat here is the one you put in - if we're in a relegation fight, Levy may need to act. The next two games are huge. At the moment, we have an 8 point cushion. If we get 4-6 points, I think we're pretty much safe. If the unthinkable happens, we could be within 3-5 points of the relegation zone. At that point, Ange's position will be as close to untenable as you can get. Lots of football to be played before that point though.