I disagree with that. It's only poor if you look at it purely from a managerial aspect, top 4 would have been the goal there, but from the start he was here for bigger reasons.
He's interim so burning bridges doesn't matter, by all accounts he has done exactly what we wanted, identified the problems and started us on the correct path. We've cut the CO92 loose, got actual qualified coaches in, appointed the most promising manager in world football, and it sounds like the squad are in for the shock of their careers this summer. I haven't felt this optimistic about the club since Moyes was here.