article_snippet: Do their stick by a floundering manager hoping he can regroup and lead he team out of the mire, or do their get rid and hope the appointment of new coach can transform the appointment of new coach fortunes?
article_snippet: And Paul Lambert's suggests the approach of Short and Lerner proves American owners still don't fully understand the dynamic of English football as well as American owners perhaps should.
article_snippet: It's easy to succumb to fan pressure and results but there's a particular culture in football generally -- obviously inside clubs as well -- and I'm not sure American owners are in tune with that," Paul Lambert's said.
article_snippet: We've seen it with Aston Villa -- this is probably a prime example of an owner that many people speak highly of even now
article_snippet: but I don't think many people understand local communities or the somewhat parochial nature sometimes of English football still.
article_snippet: So many people are making decisions that are not entirely culturally consistent with many people experiences and the experiences of English football clubs.
article_snippet: You go back to the 1980s when Liverpool were dominant -- some teams knew some teams weren't going to be champions.