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There’s a weird duality of people being angry that we sack MR and angry we didn’t go behind his back to talk to potential replacements. Looking at how Erik Ten Haag was treated in the summer where Man U were openly talking to potential replacements was undignified and unprofessional. They knew...

Ending up Rowett or Eustace would be a step backwards. I’d genuine prefer to go back crawling to Robins. Even if it meant Doug King had to do public penance in the city centre.

I’m sure King said the new manager will be able to bring in their own people at the conference. If Lampard wants an assistant and another it’s not to difficult to see why there might be a speed bump to getting the deal done.

He’s probably passing on what his ‘source’ said and his source may not have specified what he meant by saying Eustace interviewed for the job. As I said, the difference between the club talking to him directly or indirectly via representatives is the same thing. When a club approaches a...

I imagine the source could have said something like ‘the club have spoken to Eustace’. What that means specifically isn’t exactly clear. On one hand, it could mean Eustace came in for an interview. On the other, it could mean the club have spoken to his representatives through informal channels...

There isn’t really anything redeemable about this government. Only the public sector workers will be happy so far. Even so, those pay rises won’t go far if inflation creeps back up and farmer’s strikes cause increases in food prices and/or shortages. They were elected without any real guiding...

100% - as well as Sheaf and Eccles have been playing over the last 12 months, they haven’t filled that Hamer shaped void in our midfield. Eccles deserves a lot of credit because his last two assists (Thomas v Boro and Bassette on Saturday) were fantastic crosses. He really thrives in that...

It was repealed on 2022 which is why we had a guessing game of when Sunak would call an election. Apart from the Government being unpopular, there isn’t really a case for an election. I could definitely see Labour calling an early election for a renewed mandate after 2-3 years because we’ve...

Exactly my line of thinking. At this point, I'd rather just go out and get Lampard and if he does shit, a bunch of other Prem/Champ managers will be available to take stock then. If Cooper didn't want the job and Lampard felt jilted, then who do we go for!? The 'anyone but Lampard' brigade...

They did it with the England 1990 remake which sold very well. The hoodie looks nice but I'm not so hot on the blackout 87/88 kit remake though. I'm eying the Umbro remakes and Pony home remake for Xmas, the blackout range isn't on the Xmas list just yet.

At this point, unless Cooper absolutely wants the job, there isn't much good in approaching him. Assuming we are in 'advanced talks' with Lampard, if we mess him about to talk to a manager who may not want the job and end up getting neither, we'll look like right idiots.

I don’t want to tempt fate, but Burnley have really struggled for goals this season, especially at home. They are there for the taking if we can get a goal. Pragmatically, I reckon it’ll be 1-1 draw.

Yes because I don’t think Lampard will be on more money than our highest earner. Lampard was on about £1.75m at Derby whose wages were higher than ours back then. To reiterate, Lampard’s stock is low. He’s probably not going to get Prem wages from Day 1.

Only one way to find out. Robins always seemed to do well with us and struggle elsewhere. It will all depend on who he brings in as his next number 2. There’s certainly risks on our end, the relationship with Robins was always a ‘match made in heaven’, right person and the right club.

He’s another manager who’s probably exposed at Premiership level. His Championship record is what I’m interested in!

Absolutely if it gives us a chance of hiring Cooper. Wish they’d done it 2-3 weeks ago!

They definitely won’t pick him up. I love Robins but can definitely see him struggling at other Championship clubs.

So what? It was his first season in a packed league. Swansea were in receipt of parachute payments when Cooper was there and were paying Ayew something stupid like £80k per week. He left before the going got tough. At Forest, his work was impressive but Forest had an expensive team and Prem...

This may be a controversial take but imo, Cooper is a manager that would’ve been sacking Robins for given his track record getting 2 teams in the playoffs and one promotion. However, Cooper has just been sacked and highly doubt he is interested in the job so soon. Additionally, we’re...

There’s Potter and Moyes available too if they want another crack at the Prem. Leicester’s team isn’t good enough to stay up irrespective of who their manager is imo.