I agree it might be good in the long run for many things.
I wouldn’t want to go through it again and wish we could’ve modernised without it happening but it gave us the blank canvas to build for the future without any pushback from people stuck in their ways. Something that I think will make it more difficult for the poets to do what we’ve done. Although Liewell going will allow new ideas, they’ll need to do it while still having the huge pressure to win the league against a strong Rangers.
If it doesnt work and we win the league next season, their new structure will be chased or they’ll have dwindling income. I think that’s why they want Kennedy as manager. He’ll be seen as semi expendable compared to a big name on big money on a long contract. They might also see player recruitment being slightly less risky if they have somebody who knows the league and type of players required. Their new structure won’t be getting 3 seasons to get it right.