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Message: [QUOTE="Number6, post: 2970047, member: 9008"] Thing is he may still want money. Divorce lost half right there probably. New gf risks losing more if lives with her for 2 years! Kids with extra financial support needs too. But imagine legacy is just as important to him. Stubborn old bastard would only likely leave to early to go to a premiership potential club. If feels pushed out will only make that need to go or winning stronger. For me if he can accept a deputy managing tactics more and agree to take a reality check on Boyd then best for all concerned for him to stay till 2020 and make sure the media and club see part of his legacy is a good succession plan (insert convenient stories about every other club he left in a sh*tpile). If he isn’t interested in seeing reality or prioritising needs of the club then best to find a new coach. No organisation is bigger than one man and can’t be held ransom but losing the key man can cost you big too. [/QUOTE]

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