The problems with the glazers was that they saw the rot happening in front of their eyes and allowed it. They allowed someone not capable of doing the job of CEO let the club slowly slip down to the situation we are currently in. INEOS are making bold decisions and they have got this one wrong, but they have at least owned it and are moving on. They came in to a top tier club with no footballing structure, nobody really to lean on and very few people at the club with expertise at the highest level of running a club. They had a manager situation that was destined to fail given a long term run of poor results, the club was in a mess financially after spending a lot of money on deadwood signings and very little way of recouping any of that money given the wages the players were on. The time to judge Ineos will be in 3-4 years when they have built the structure, the squad has been assembled and they are happy with the manager in place. To assume they would come in and after 6 months everything would just work is naive, they already have put plans in place to build a new stadium and the training facilities are currently being improved. Ashworth wasn't the right fit, that's why he was let go and it's in some ways a positive they realised this after a few months rather than years of wasted money and time.