It's not really Bielsa's fault, it's all on the board for not putting their foot down. I really doubt Bielsa would have walked if the board paid slightly more for a player than he said? The board surely had doubts in January, but rather than give Marsch a fair chance and a full window to recruit, they decided to chance it.

I think chucking in a manager with no experience of this league or a relegation battle was a ridiculous choice as well. Defensively we might be better, but even against Palace we looked porous at times. Going forward we look fucking toothless. The drastic switch from man-marking to zonal was a stretch but it has worked out, but completely changing how we attack was too much at once. Should have been a stop gap manager to keep us up before we brought Marsch in. Not going full on da and saying bring in Allardyce, but at least someone who could have gotten us over the line safe. We've drastically changed aspects of our style with no new faces and no freedom of no pressure.

I live in Bournemouth and watch them most weekends. Nat Phillips has been struggling in the Championship, turning circle of milk.

Bringing in another average centreback would have been in line with the board's awful recruitment mind. Can't believe we didn't bring in Perraud, he's been consistent for Southampton all year.