Despite our obvious limitations Lennon has 2 more games to turn it around.
As I understand it both sides are in some sort of deadlock. Lennon doesnt want to quit but at the same time he is fed up of it all and has started to make it known. And on the other side the club don't want to sack him nor do they want to properly back him.
What ever happens, if we lose our next two games he will be gone. It's just a case of who pulls the trigger first, Lennon or the club.
Even 2 wins might still end in him going.
As I understand it both sides are in some sort of deadlock. Lennon doesnt want to quit but at the same time he is fed up of it all and has started to make it known. And on the other side the club don't want to sack him nor do they want to properly back him.
What ever happens, if we lose our next two games he will be gone. It's just a case of who pulls the trigger first, Lennon or the club.
Even 2 wins might still end in him going.