Hull sack Brown

[Andys]

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11714_6028290,00.html

[StefanWolves]

strange decision seeing as though it is so close till the end of the season.

[AlexOC]

Right decision IYAM

[Andys]

Right decision IYAM
No, with like 9 matches left?
How the hell is that the right descision? :S

[MacTheKnife]

I think they needed a change and i personally think they should be higher up in the league

[Geraint]

Obviously, the chairman feels that Brown isn't good enough to keep them up so a new manager could keep them up. If they go down, the manager would have had time to look at the squad, get to know them then build from there next season. Nothing to lose really.

[Andys]

Should've waited till the season was finnished tbh.
They have no chance of survival now.

[CHA!NGANG]

Saying that, if a manager comes now with hopes of saving the club, and then going on to remain in the PL they'll find a better replacement manager than if they went down then started looking.

[AlexOC]

No, with like 9 matches left?
How the hell is that the right descision? :S

Well, yeah. Sacking him is a good idea, the timing was not.

[Arron]

Well whoever the new manager turns out to be, he needs to make an instant impact, and that's a few wins and draws. If he fails to do this within a reasonable amount of time, Hull will most likely be relegated. I wouldn't say they've gone yet.

[Bun]

couldn't have happened to a nicer person, HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA.

[Black_Apalachi]

Surely with what he did for the club this is even more shocking than Mark Hughes?

[Browney]

Odd decision. He took Hull up, why not keep the faith. Awesome, so now Hull are going to waste time changing manager so by the time the manager gets settled, they're already down? At least fire him at the end of the season.

[brandon]

They're set to appoint Iain Dowie as their new manager.

Made me laugh.