Hull Vs QPR

Deeply concerning.

Players look disinterested, no fight, no clue, system isn't working, manager clearly didn't know how to change it today.

6 goals scored in 13 games. 1 win in 13 league games (14 in league and cup). Carry that on and we are in trouble.

Warnock until the end of the season anybody?

Not the result I wanted (or expected) to wake up to! From the Beeb's live updates and the Forum comments it seems like the wrong selection (and tactics), injury to Paal, and poor performances by some (including Armstrong for repeatedly been offside?). NC has to take responsibility for the prep, but the team owns responsibility for their performance on the pitch.
What can Critchley do to turn it all around?

Be strong in his decisions...

Never play Roberts again. Change the system. Stop trying to play with wingers when we don't have them. Never play Iroegbunam as part of a defensive 2.

He really needs to be bold because his record so far is frankly rubbish and he's already lost a fair chunk of the fanbase.

8 games. 1 win. Twice as many conceded as we've scored.

IMO It wouldn't matter if we had the best manager in the world because the issue is at a much higher level. Every club needs leadership from the top and we don't have any.

Lets not forget that our West Ham supporting owner and his mates have mismanaged the club from day one. When they took over we were a Premiership club with Premiership funds. In the 12 years they've been in charge we've been relegated twice, we now have no money, weve been fined millions for FFP infringements and had 10 different managers of which they've appointed 9.

After appointing 6 managers, employing a Director of Football, emptying the clubs coffers and providing us with regular Tony tweets the main owner realised that maybe he wasn't cut out to be a football club chairman and deserted the ship. It doesn't help that our owners are experts at the Smoke and Mirrors approach of blaming everyone else for their failures.

This left us with a Chairman with little or no power because whatever he does he has to get approved by the main owners and his father in law. Plus we have a Director of Football whose added nothing and if he has a strategy he's kept it well hidden especially when it comes to transfers.

Down the road our neighbours new owners have proved that if your club has a plan and a strategy that all managers must adhere to, then you can get promotion, you can build a new stadium and you can be successful.

Warburton and Beale did have good runs as did Harry Redknapp but unless the club's owners have a plan, are organised and there is some control  inevitably things will become a mess. 

The buck has to stop with the owners because they dictate the clubs direction and appoint the managers who pick the team. As you say we've been poorly run for years.  Let's not forget that the only constant is the owners and it's their decisions that decide the clubs success or fate.