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He's an absolute mug if he doesn't move up here . We've all got wheelie bins for a start which is more than some down in that free running open sewer have.

He didn't support Robins with the recruitment of a number two then ? It didn't happen and as the owner he takes some responsibility. Can you give me the breakdown this £40m on players. I keep hearing this but my maths isn't great and I can't get to 40m.

That's the impression I got. I was disappointed that Simon Jordan didn't push King more on his response. It was simply allowed to go unchallenged. You'd have thought it would have been in King's interest to assist Robins all he could . Now maybe the truth is that they simply didn't see eye to...

He waffled on talk sport after he'd done his hour on the fans forum thingy. He never had an answer as to why we didn't replace Viveash and seemed clueless or more likely reluctant to disclose why, having said several people were interviewed , no one was given the job. All he could say was " for...

You are Jeremy vine with a swingometer.

Doug king interviewed on talk sport said they tried to get a new number two for Mark Robins but just couldn't get anyone so he had no choice but to sack Mark Robins. I almost choked on my caviar at that point.

It's purely because of the internet that it's been raked up and to be honest it's a very small minority. Besides, most of those who bear a grudge weren't even born in 1977. Those old enough to remember it probably can't be bothered after all this time.

He did a great job of telling us how fantastic a manager Mark Robins had been and that he didn't really have much option but to throw him under a bus, for the benefit of the club.

I thought Doug sounded more and more arrogant as the hour progressed. He basically hadn't done anything wrong. Everyone else was to blame. Heard it all before.

It's Andy Turner's fault.

"Huge respect to da Robins, innit !"

If we don't get into the play offs then the new manager will have failed, because clearly Doug won't settle for anything less, otherwise he'd have kept Robins .

And they thought Moyes wasn't good enough .

It'll be boring as hell unless those present really push King if he decides to deflect from the actual questions being posed ( if that's what's happening) Much more interesting will be, perhaps a long while from now, what Robins' take is on his dismissal, though I think he's probably too...

Unless the new manager gets us into the play offs then sacking Robins has been a complete waste of time. I'm assuming Mr King believed that under Robins the play offs were unachievable . If not, I can't understand the sacking at all.

I'd rather we had Lampwick, which will mean nowt to the youngsters on here.

I'm sure some chairmen who might be contemplating firing their manager might be tempted to press the button sooner than they anticipated now that Robins is available. Luton spring to mind

Probably someone's wife.

Well he hasn't done much in the interim to deserve a go .

He'd be shorter than Robins in terms of achieving anything .