Sunderland fans are divided over whether they think Lee Johnson is the man to lead them back to the Championship.
The 40-year-old took over at Wearside in December with the Black Cats watching their promotion hopes slide away.
Johnson was able to get their promotion push back up and running and they even managed to get within touching distance of the top spot in League One - with promotion very much in their own hands in March.
However, an end of season slump, coupled with horrific defensive injuries saw the Black Cats finish the season in fourth.
A poor first leg showing against Lincoln City left Johnson's side too much to do in the play-offs. A 2-1 win at the Stadium of Light wasn't enough to see them turn around a two-goal deficit from Sincil Bank.
It was the first chance fans have had to see their side with the Covid-19 pandemic putting a stop to spectators attending matches.
The first-half against the Imps shows just how powerful Johnson's high press can be when roared on by fans.
However, when the dust had settled, we asked Sunderland fans whether they though Johnson was the man to lead the Black Cats back to the Championship.
Out of 1201 responses, 466 people believe he's the right man to lead Sunderland up.
383 people were unsure while 352 don't think he will. Johnson was able to bring some success to Wearside - winning the EFL Trophy and ending their Wembley hoodoo.
This summer will be his first real opportunity to put his stamp on the Sunderland squad and he's desperate to add promotion to his CV.
When asked who was to blame for Sunderland's failure to win promotion a minority - 96 fans to be precise, believed Johnson was to blame.
However, 501 fans believe it was a combination of the previous owners, players, Phil Parkinson and Johnson.
The Black Cats head coach will be under more pressure next season with a squad of his own and he faces a busy summer rebuild.
