Genuine question...
Did Norwich get rid of Chris Hughton too early??
Looking at Brighton's 2016 stats:
Most points achieved in the calendar year across all 4 top divisions
Least number of goals conceded in all of the top 4 divisions
Brighton have only lost 7 of their last 70 games under Hughton's leadership
Given time could he have achieved a similar level of success with Norwich??
Posted By: Mark Barham, Dec 28, 09:05:25
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Posted By: Gob on a Stick, Dec 28, 15:58:12 - 1Not many fans enjoyed his defensive style of play
Posted By: Hit Squadie, Dec 28, 11:01:33 - 1Thought Hughton should have been sacked a few months earlier than he was
Posted By: KentonCanary, Dec 28, 10:55:15 - He played 1 up front with wingers on their weaker foot
Posted By: MIKEWALKER, Dec 28, 10:52:35 - 1Should have kept him and supported him with a recruitment plan. DM fucked both up
Posted By: Higher Wrather, Dec 28, 10:39:11 - No & Yes. We should have sack before the January window or once he relegated us.
Posted By: DickyVonStinkhorn, Dec 28, 10:34:41 - 2His recruitment was the start of the trend that sees us where we are today
Posted By: SimonOTBC, Dec 28, 10:31:57 - 2No he should have been sacked 6 months earlier
Posted By: matgore, Dec 28, 10:00:30 - 8He may have learnt from his time with us but the more key fact
Posted By: Jim, Dec 28, 09:21:14 - He is an excellent champ manager ...
Posted By: loz, Dec 28, 09:17:16 - 1Managers like players, find their niche.
Posted By: um_gah, Dec 28, 09:08:33
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