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But the idea of appointing McFadzean is farcical. You talk about cost but that is a situation King has created. To appoint a decent manager then the chances are they will want their own team, so the existing coaching team will go at a cost. King has put himself under pressure he has to get...

The only way you can try to follow Robins is by appointing an experienced manager. Someone who has a lot of experience in the Premier League. Or someone who has got promoted from the Championship. Some prospect would be a disaster. If we get this appointment wrong then we will be back in...

So are you now shifting from playing devil's advocate to stating Robin's was wrong about Ayari? I was just continuing your devil's advocate theme. I thought there were signs Ayari could be a decent player. It was more a case of he wasn't right for us at that particular moment. But also King...

Maybe Ayari going back to Brighton, them sitting him down having a chat with him and sending him out again changed Ayari's attitude?. Maybe he realised he wasn't as advanced as he thought he was and he knuckled down during his second loan?

I'm not defending Doug King. I'm commenting on how players up and down the country react after a manager gets the sack.

Players have to remain professional. When have players ever thrown their toys out of the pram after their poor performances have got a manager the sack? Never This is a typical post by you alluding that you are in the know, but it is all guess work to hint towards controversy

Robins has been under pressure with poor results and certain sections of the fan base. King has made a bold decision. What this means is the pressure and spotlight is now on King not future managers.

Well let's be honest the players haven't helped the situation, it is their performances. They can turn up for the big games but not the week on week grind, too many half hearted sloppy performances.

Well it is no surprise as that is what Mark Robins had become and the way most clubs are run.

Ashley has no interest in us. He wouldn't put any of his own money in I knew this fantasy with some fans would return yawn!

He is weak defensively, his pace helps him recover, but he is in recovery mode too often. His pace masks his poor defending.

He haa picked up silly bookings for dissent this season. I've

Binks 6 Torp 5.5 Everyone else 4

The referee did not cost us the game. It was our players that cost us that game

Dasilva for me.

Sheaf was rubbish, too many slow casual passes and sloppy ones too. Sakamoto is not a 10 and he wasn't that good when he moved wide. Only thing he did was score the goal. Van Ewijk was poor as well. Torp was the player that made the difference when he came. But you can't keep giving sides...

Eccles our most improved player over the last three seasons. Eccles has been our best and most consistent player this season.

BTA, EMC & Norman Bassette all look they are capable of scoring goals. With Wright Simms Sakamoto and Torp we have plenty of potential goal scorers on the pitch and off the bench.

If anybody's football judgement is poor and needs sacking off - It's you. Each season you try and drum up a sack Robins campaign. It is totally tiresome.

Yes Josh Eccles 0--3