People are either just way too emotional about everything, done a hell of a lot of kool aid drinking or are just flat out misreading the situation if they think that Worsfold is anything resembling a problem.
The harsh reality of the situation is that he's essentially coaching an expansion team, and I think he's made a fine fist of getting them to gel and play together despite the list's obvious deficiencies and problems. In fact I'd argue that the fact that he's managed to make 'plan A' work so well (when it was such a departure from what many of them were so used to) is a bigger success than our inability to implement 'plan B' is a failure.
Now Watson is finished and I think we all unfortunately know that, but Worsfold would be the bravest coach in the league to go 'ok, we're getting absolutely smashed in the contested stuff, let's drop our best clearance player'. He's also flirted with decent form at times too, so he's probably built up a few credits. That and the lack of a clear replacement has saved him in my eyes and I'm guessing Worsfold's too.
Now if he continues to not address it and attempt to fix the broken parts of our game by this time next year I'll begin to get a little suss but I consider this year an overwhelming success, we're 7th FFS.