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For sure, but unfortunately if you fail in most jobs, you just end up out of a job, not even more money. Strange world banking and high finance, think most getting wise to them now though.

If you do your homework you would realise that when he was Chairman of Barclaycard it made huge losses(well before the financial crisis), and that he was removed from that as not considered a big enough hitter. He was made Vice-Chairman of Barclays, but in a non job as Vice-Chairman of...

To be fair City winning League One, would be like England winning the Euro's, World Cup, Ashes, RWC rolled into one. An event of such earth shattering import that it would soon eclipse the first moon landing. In years to come, people won't be asking "Do you remember where you were when...

Ranson was saying it was about £2million at the time I think. Mind you, he also said we were debt free.

There was also a 1-0 win against Derby in that sequence you missed out. Was the win and clean sheet then entirely down to McPake being out injured for it? Probably not, but any wins with him in the side probably not down to McPake being in the side either. Don't mind people using stats to...

Longest unbeaten run during that time was 5, played half of the winless run too(The half with more losses than draws).

Must have had a very hard life then, looks much older.

Can't believe people whingimg about McPake going on a free, think good negotiation that we didn't have to pay totak e him off our hands. One of those players signed during the Coleman/Ranson years that we had to say was brilliant despite being absolute shite to justify replacing better players...

Would be great to have him back, as good a strike rate as Dean Holdsworth, made Juke look prolific.

Hesitae to say it, but "Breaking News".

The majority backed Sisu, for an awful long time. Are the majority right?

You're right, I blame the scout myself.

True, but we know for sure what happened on both occasions without a change in manager.

Iagreee with you entirely it has worked wonders for us in the past. It's a policy that's managed to keep us up. Only the times that we haven't have resulted in us getting relegated.

Interesting article that one, well written too.

To be fair to him, with Hoffman's recent track record with losses for companies, might very well have found have found somebody to invest in us. Though do think Hoffman may be some sort of evil hypnotist if he can.

If he does then we're even more fucked than I thought.

His solo goal against Reading was a beauty. For some reason McCallister stopped playing him when he'd been in great form, may have been replaced by the goal machine that was Dean Holdsworth.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyggY_R3jU8

Think it would be great to have the Trust owning the club. "Good morning, just like to go through the accounts. As you know we took over the club from Sisu when they went under last month, and now the club is owned and run, by us tyhe fans" Round of applause, shouts of "Right on brother!"...