If NCFC are going to sack Farke, they have to sack him soon

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'If Norwich are going to sack Farke, they have to sack him soon'

Farke has been given the biggest financial backing of any Norwich manager, and Eadie is joined by some fans - many of whom booed off their team at full-time on Sunday - in questioning whether the German is up to the job of avoiding relegation.

With the 2019-20 relegation season combined, the Canaries have conceded 100 goals in the manager's 48 top-flight games, and he has the lowest points-per-game ratio, the lowest win ratio and the lowest goals-per-game ratio of anyone to manage more than one season in the Premier League.

Farke had been at pains to point out their heavy defeats this term had come against the current top three of Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City - but now it is no wins and a total of just two points from matches against Leicester, Watford, Burnley, Brighton, Arsenal, Everton and Leeds.

"Norwich were bad today; they don't look like scoring from open play," said former Canaries striker Chris Sutton after Sunday's defeat by Leeds.

"We all know about Norwich's model, but if Norwich are going to sack Daniel Farke, they have to sack him soon.

"If this goes on much longer, they will be doomed but Farke has proven he can get them back up. He's done it before."

And Eadie added: "I just don't think we're good enough. I don't think it's an effort thing or desire thing, I just don't think there's the quality.

"I'm not sure if everyone knows their roles in the team. You're not going to get a better opportunity to beat Leeds at home."

As for Farke, he still believes he is the man to turn things around at Carrow Road.

"Yes, of course," he said. "I am disappointed but I also know our situation. For us, as a club there will never be a guarantee immediately after promotion we can definitely stay in this league.

"I accept the quality in both boxes is not good enough right now to stay in this league. We have to be transparent and self-critical. We are not happy."

 

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[Duncan Edwards 2,424]

I’ll be interested to see which posters thinks he should be sacked. I wonder if there are some that think he should have been sacked already. 🤔

[Mullet 293]

7 minutes ago, Duncan Edwards said:

I’ll be interested to see which posters thinks he should be sacked. I wonder if there are some that think he should have been sacked already. 🤔

I think he should have been sacked a month ago. It wasn't looking promising back then and as suspected nothing has changed. I think he is defeatist which is not a good trait for a manager. We now have less time for someone else to get the team playing.