With respect mate, you're totally wrong - the club is no longer Kenwright's, Mr Moshiri has complete control. Martinez is going, it's just a question of is it hours, days, or weeks - he and his coaching staff will be out by the season end.
Good times ahead.
All well and good, the problem i can already see though now mate, is the situation has gone so far - with last night being the real tipping point for many blues, that every day that he stays in this job now is a mark against the new owners, we lose the semi - people will blame in part Moshiri i can guarantee they will do, yes it is all well and good wanting to ge tthe right man in place so their isn't the open speculation that comes with having a caretaker in charge, but inaction now is going to be seen by some as not caring enough - the best solution ruight now would be an instant dismissal of Martinez with no delay, the temporary appointment of Royle/Undsworth until a defined date - ie day after the last day of the season, and that alone would get any fans who are offside right back on board with the club, players, manager and board.
All well and good getting shut according to a plan they have and are following, but in business you also have to react dynamically to a changing situation, and right now the situation from when they maybe made their decision to 100% replace him has snowballed and is threathening to go completely out of control - some would argue that last night it actually passed that point.
We allow this man to take us out at Wembley when he is effectively a dead man walking, then the board actualy do deserve a huge amount of criticsm for that, it's a semi final with a weak opponent waiting in the final and against a Man United team that honetsly isn't very good, we deliberately by innaction allow that chance to be thrown away without trying to do anything that could help us - appointing Royle WOULD 100% have a positive impact at this point on the chance of us progressing - it has too frankly as we have 0% chance of winning that game and thats not me overeacting to last night, it is just being realistic at what i am seeing.
The only possible reason to keep Martinez in his job at this point a day longer is either 1. Financial, in that his contract has some form of reduced severance clause should targets not be met and it can't be invoked until the season is officially over. 2. Moshiri is someone who doesn't make a decision until he has the solution 100% guaranteed - as in he doesn't like taking any chances and wants the new manager signed and sealed before getting rid, which is IMO overly cautious. 3. The owners are compltely aware of what will happen the rest of the season and are willing to let the season turn into a disaster in order to completely destroy any opposition against replacing Martinez, as in - let it get so bad on the field that no one in the media, baordroom or supprters will have any criticsm when they sack him
