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I don't know, our entire back line on Saturday have or can play in the middle, as well as all having experience out wide too. Add in Clarke, Wood, Cameron and Hussey (depending on how available they all are) and I'd certainly go for that if it allows us to get someone in to help further upfield...

Centre-back is probably the one position we can afford to lose someone. (Cameron's not injured is he?)

Alex realised the joke was on him when his team-mates refused to be M, C and A.

Still three days to go, isn't it? Wow, that's patronising.

I fancied the Ravens to at least reach the Superbowl but both games seemed to be squeakers. I just hope this one is a repeat of the game a few years ago. That play with the Tyree catch is still one of the best sporting moments I've ever seen live.

And when he returns to Man City. I'd like to reserve 'he never fit in with Thorn's playing style' ahead of time please.

A mix of 2 and 4. Should be doing better with recent signs of a resurgence encouraging, and if he does keep us up it would suggest a corner had been turned so he should certainly continue.

Bit early to make such claims I think. Let's not forget that Jutkiewicz managed to score nine league goals in a team that has one of the lowest goal totals in the entire football league. It'd be unfortunate if the revisionism comes out early and we find out he was actually rubbish.

McPake's contract extension was up to 2013 according to the Beeb. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/14406227.stm

If football history only takes in Coventry City in the last 5 years, sure.

Of course, nothing can always be that predictable, but saying that an experienced manager is more likely to succeed than one without experience makes logical sense, it's not saying that it's a definite. In a similar vein, it'd still make sense to suggest that a striker with Premier League...

Ok then: Ian Holloway. There's an example of a manager with experience who did well with an underfunded club who at the time were tipped for League One. Is that your claim disproved or have I just been very selective also? He said he thinks experienced managers are more likely to succeed, he...

Blimey. Of all the people I can see with a private jet, average journeyman wingers are right down the list.

I find it unbelievable how quickly someone can be twisted as being pro-SISU for the abhorrent crime of disagreeing.

Yeah, the article says he's got a near £3m flat in Belgravia and owns several companies. One thing we know is that it can't be from goal bonuses.

He merely said experienced manager, you then chose one that suited your intention to show him as wrong so no.

He's still here. Bit early to get the digs in, surely.

I don't think you can tell someone to think of a better argument when your counter to it is bringing up a manager nobody else even mentioned.

OyJimmy's advocating a player sale, as sanctioned by SISU. What a filthy traitor.

All the reservations that the sensible people doubting Thorn had are still there, and none of those people would be actually hoping for him to fail or be somehow disappointed if he does pull off 21st or above. Clowns likes BANTAM though, whatever shuts them up makes me very happy.