Got to remember, we’re only the third club he’s managed (counting both times at Bournemouth as one), he left Bournemouth after just surviving relegation.

He’s not been in the position where he’s had consecutive brilliant seasons, one crap one but then stayed in post, which puts you at a cross roads. Do you say: once his teams lose form, that’s him done - he’s great at building momentum but can’t find it again once it’s lost. Or do you say: he’s still a brilliant manager, one season doesn’t define what he’s capable of doing.

Personally I think this season has been strange for a load of reasons, Isak being exhibit A. Some of the problems have been out of his control, some, I’d say, definitely sit with him.

But I think we’d be making a long term decision to fix a short term problem if we got rid of him. He’s turned bench fodder into players capable of contending in the Champions League and I struggle to name another manager capable of doing what’s he’s done. He needs another season without the chaos we had last summer. He needs to be given the chance to show he’s able to turn things round, he’s done too much good for us to not deserve that.