What happens to teams (statistically) when they change managers? The research done into this suggests in most cases that the club enjoys a brief honeymoon period before going into decline.
Once a club has made a management switch and goes into a tailspin it then has its hands tied and is usually forced to stick by the new man for much longer than they would wish too even if the team is going down the pan. It will usually take at least another two management changes to correct the damage 'caused' by the first change.
Teams that have experienced both relegation and financial difficulties are often particularly at risk from a quick management change. The feeling that a relegated club will not make a quick return to a higher level of football is usually the reason for a change in management.
Whilst it is not totally outside the realms of possibility that another man could come in and change things immediately for the good it is highly improbable. It is much more likely that Adams will turn things around. He has a pedigree, we are only two wins of a play off place and there is nearly 3/4 of the season, 34 matches and SEVEN whole months of football to go.
So if you keep you heads when all around are losing theirs and then you will be true Leicester fans.
Once a club has made a management switch and goes into a tailspin it then has its hands tied and is usually forced to stick by the new man for much longer than they would wish too even if the team is going down the pan. It will usually take at least another two management changes to correct the damage 'caused' by the first change.
Teams that have experienced both relegation and financial difficulties are often particularly at risk from a quick management change. The feeling that a relegated club will not make a quick return to a higher level of football is usually the reason for a change in management.
Whilst it is not totally outside the realms of possibility that another man could come in and change things immediately for the good it is highly improbable. It is much more likely that Adams will turn things around. He has a pedigree, we are only two wins of a play off place and there is nearly 3/4 of the season, 34 matches and SEVEN whole months of football to go.
So if you keep you heads when all around are losing theirs and then you will be true Leicester fans.
