I think the problem could lie in Craig's ability to adapt to English football, and his misguided judgement that the standard of the scottish prem was superior to the championship.
Levein was manager of Hearts, who had finished in the top 3, interestingly both Jim Jefferies and Bobby Williamson who had relative success managing in the scottish top flight both endured nightmare spells in charge of English teams, Williamson sacked at Plymouth earlier in the season, a club with lower expectations than ourselves. Maybe Levein is out of his depth, in Scotland he had to outwit another 10 or so managers a season, down here there is another 23 managers to outwit, recent history shows many managers coming from outside the old firm to manage in England have struggled.
IMO Levein is not used to managing a club with high expectations, he had to guide Hearts to the top 4 or 5 and that was satifactory and bearing in mind te stature of some of the clubs was not too testing, down here he is playing in a division where every team is capable of beating each other and is very competitive and tight and I believe this is a massive culture shock to Levein and why like Jefferies and Williamson he is finding the going very tough.
