Is football now only about winning at any cost? Hopefully not. Yes, of course the aim is still to win and not be satisfied with being 2nd best or worse. But I'd like to think there's still space in the game to win and retain a bit of romance, idealism... let the heart determine certain things rather than just the head.
In this respect, appointing KK was a no brainer. He wanted the job, he's passionate about the club, he's a living legend, he maintains a link with the halcyon days of the boot room and all the success that came with it. Nothing could be better than KK succeeding... and the only way such a dream could come true is by giving KK a chance. Otherwise we would never have known. We would've died wondering and that would have been a shame.
Imagine if he pulls it off? A living legend of the club puts us back in the frame for the big prizes and knock Fergie off his perch? We just had to give it a chance. I may be a dreamer... but I'm sure I'm not the only one.

Winning under someone like Martin O'Neill would just not be the same. If KK doesn't pull it off then yes we will have to find a fresh face to ressurect our fortunes, but at the time I think it was worth a go with KK and I still hope he can pull it off. The only question now is how long time he should get.