And who would have replaced him mid season in your opinion?
Clarke? It wouldn't have mattered as the stand-in could hardly have done a poorer job. The point is, our season was already over but it would have given us plenty of time and opportunity to seek a replacement ahead of next season. If we'd sacked Kenny in Feb we'd have had ample time to recruit, and the new manager would have had ample time to prepare. As it stands, we're now possibly battling the europeans champions for our pick of managers - only one winner there. We'll get the leftovers...
When our new guy starts, he will have maybe 6 weeks to get to know his team, implement his ideas, develop tactics that suit his personell, offload some of our sh!te, buy in new players (at inflated prices because of the euros). It will be a very disjointed summer transfer window with holidays, olympics, euros etc getting in the way. This should all have been sorted months ago but it wasn't because certain fans would have cried at the loss of kenny and blamed FSG. Look where that got us!