Since the days of Neil Warnock, no Cardiff City manager has been more universally well received by the club's fan base than Sabri Lamouchi was back in January.
Similarly, no manager who has left during the same timeframe has elicited such a reaction of disappointment or apparent ire. This, of course, is a legacy of the somewhat unpopular appointments that succeeded Warnock and preceded Lamouchi.
The trouble is because of some of those choices, and with each fallen manager, the supporters' trust wanes. When the revolving door is whacking them on the way out in double time, that trust rapidly vanishes.
