I'm sure Koeman will get until at least Christmas, given the circumstances of many new signings and missing out on other signings.
Surely he doesn't have a free pass though, and you would imagine concerns are being expressed internally, if not directly to Koeman.
As a fanbase and a club our slide into mediocrity and acceptance of such has also made us into a very conservative, risk-averse lot, afraid of change.
Nobody wants to hire and fire and go through managers every other season but when circumstances warrant it, clubs with ambition act.
It certainly hasn't done the likes of Spurs and Chelsea any harm. Spurs in particular had to go through a lot of change to arrive at Pochettino, and even that was a measured risk.
People associate change with risk, fair enough, but it doesn't always have to mean a pre-determined negative outcome. Being bold and decisive can bring rewards.
We have a decent enough squad and I don't accept that we would be in danger of free fall under a new manager, be that Unsworth or otherwise.
The idea of Unsworth until next May therefore is becoming more appealing to me, when in the interim the club can take its time evaluating interest and candidates, or indeed Unsworth himself may prove equal to the task.
But a free pass for Koeman, I say no and never, and things need to change and improve bloody rapidly.
For me it's not is RK good enough for more mediocrity, but if we can attract better, we go out and get whomever that may be.