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He's playing the 'they're both as bad as each other' line. Only one can bring us back to Cov and it isn't the one they're focusing on.

Stood in 35 as per. Unlucky if you're a newcomer and looking to sit down.

Deflect deflect deflect.

You'll miss the end of Fox & Friends.

Wind up someone who’s madly in love with Mark Robins.

I’m fully ready to put cash in to a reformed, or at least reforming, trust.

You can't recall players outside of a transfer window.

LMGTFY

Sure that’s part of a conversation before the move. How much are you planning on using him, what sort of roll will he play, what are your training methods etc.

Finally a sensible move.

I think we'll play the better football but they'll be the better team. Think it could be a really close game.

I think all but one person knows that.

But how you value them above lesser achievements further up the pyramid is.

But they're not, as this thread has been going round in circles about, some think lower league promotions and FL Trophy is better than treading water in the premier league is better, others think completely the opposite. It's subjective.

I haven't got a wall chart of #1 managers. I'm not a child. He'll have done a very good job, which he is doing. Why do you need to try and quantify it?

You can't be objective on a personal preference thing, it's the definition of subjective.

I'm trying to say that we can think Mark Robins is a brilliant manager for us, which he is, and not want him replaced by anybody, which I don't, without having to think the sun shines out of his arse, that he hasn't had benefits that other managers have had and that he doesn't have his faults...

To be fair I agree with you on this. I much more enjoyed our league two season than I did finishing 17th again. Winning games and enjoying it is a lot more important that just scraping by.

What do you think I'm trying to prove/disprove?