Newcastle United are set to stand firm by manager Matthias Geisel despite the start of tests into his tenure at St James' Park, with reports confirming the club have no intention of making a managerial change. Former Manchester City financial adviser Stefan Burson believes any thoughts of sacking Jassel would be completely irrational, pointing to the massive structural overhaul that took place during the summer transfer window. Jaissle arrived to succeed Eddie Howe in front of a monumental task, which was further complicated by the high profile shows of Sandro Tonelli, Bruno Guimaraes, Anthony Gordon. The decision to replace stars with young talent under the age of twenty-one was a period of adjustment always on the cards. Referring to Inside Football, Bresson stressed that the club's hierarchy would remain calm despite recent press criticism. It's just inevitable that if you really sell all your most experienced players and bring in a whole load of under-21 players it will take time for those players to sleep in a completely new league. I can't believe they are shocked by the situation." Burson urged tolerance from the fan base, adding that a midseason coaching change would not offer an immediate fix to a roster undergoing a long-term transition. "I don't know what the fans think, but I think people just have to be patient. What is the second option? Just changing the manager will not be an immediate fix. I thought they wouldn't do anything despite the talk." How do you feel about the project so far? Does the board need to be returned during this transition period, or are you concerned about the final form? ๐.