It's no good looking for scapegoats and scalps. Being a caretaker manager must be the worst job in football, basically he can only pick the team and try and motivate players worried about their futures. Caretaker managers can't recruit, has to try and motivate players who probably ain't good enough or have been brought in to supplement a certain system of play, normally stuck with the same issues that got the previous manager the sack and with half an eye on the main job can't say a lot when interviewed.
I do agree however that whoever gets the job should be free to bring his own staff in. Tim Fisher should of thought of this in the summer before employing assistants and coaches with what he knew was a dodgy manager.
