[drewks]

Tony Pulis is THE go-to guy when it comes to avoiding relegation. This is an interesting position for Peace as he either has to get rid of arguably the best PL manager ever at avoiding relegation (and almost guaranteed survival) for playing god-awful football, or keep him and know that he is losing the fans (and arguably the soul of the club) in the process.

The Club has invested a lot in Pulis so far and I think it would be rash to just sack him now. I don't like the guy, never have, but I want to see the Albion really invest in stability and get behind its managers. I'd reassess come the summer but in the meantime not plow any more money into restructuring (off the pitch).

Good post, Laters.
I'm also wanting better football, more adventure and excitement, but at the expense of being in the top flight? Not sure about that at all, and so I believe that stability is key at the moment. To stay up this year with TP MAY be painful to watch but it will ensure stability in the club in it's set up and at the top level. The last thing I'd want is for our club to be completely unable of attracting a manager/coach of reasonable pedigree; I think we WERE in danger of becoming just that club before we appointed TP. Getting rid now will put us into that category again.
Is TP's contract up (in theory) at the end of this season - does anybody know?