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However would they be remotely interested in us? It's hardly a big step up is it?

Or perhaps he might just not turn up.

Look at Man Utd over the last 11+ years: - Appoint a 'world-class' manager to replace previous. - Replace existing players with new managers choices at vast cost. - Team fails to live up to expectations. - Sack manager. - Repeat ad nauseum. This is potentially what awaits unless Doug King is...

BBC message thread about his sacking is full of fans from other clubs praising him and wishing he was their manager. No higher plaudits than that imo.

We've always been assured that top quality managers would be applying. They'll only be applying if they're out of work. Enter Andy Thorn and Russell Slade.

It would be a big downside for him not to be in the CL next season.

Confession time. I did say that I thought the reason Arsenal etc were reluctant to pay the release clause was because of the league he was playing in (and also why any number were unwilling to stump up the cash to buy him from us). I think me and Arsenal have been put in our place.

I seem to remember Gary Newbon was a Derby fan and the coverage backed that up.

I'm assuming that's tongue in cheek Otis, but there will be people on here who think that.

I have a feeling that we also played Rotherham at home in the same week and that also ended 0-0. If we had won both (as we were expected to do I think) then we would have been around the playoff places.

Unless they've got a couple of 10 hour flights and an international to play.

Wednesday!

But willing to follow him to United?

22 in the FA Cup.

Not looking forward to this........ 'Luton are peppering the goal'published at 20:14 British Summer Time 20:14 BST Luton 0-0 Sunderland Simon Oxley Luton commentator on BBC Three Counties Radio Luton are peppering the goal at the moment. Their set pieces are a real weapon, they cause havoc in...

The 'spark' from the fan base has gone because we're all fed up of watching dross when we were promised to be fighting for the PL. It takes a special bunch of supporters to be fully behind the manager/team when things aren't going well. We can all clap and cheer when we're on top every week.

Why was he dropped then?

Sounds like that was Basette but he got put on the naughty step for it.

Agree. It's almost that since many of the players cost a lot of money (in CCFC terms) then they can't be the problem and it must therefore be Robins.

Also Steve Bruce at Blackpool.