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shaw will be on the list, as will brown - the 3rd is anybody's guess out of the names been mentioned (and i think/hope it will be the 3rd name that gets it)

there was a lot of heckling in the room - lynell kept saying you cant be heard on the radio . Fisher's body language was poor, and the filthy looks he gave when he got a question he didnt like, and the way he brushed aside a couple including Jan - wouldnt trust him as far as i could throw him...

bullshit - or bookies would be going no offers . dont buy it

I dont think it will be Brown if bookies were sure, betting would be suspended, instead they are trying to draw the bets, just as they did with wilder

we got round the stage managed thing when clouting was there - you submit one question and ask a totally different one, when they come to you - clouting was the most uncomfortable i have ever seen anybody at one of these events

and to go with all of the fish - youssef CHIPpo

but wilder was those odds last week!!!

but in every game this season, the opposition has had width and pace, we havent - hence the defeat - should be criteria for a new manager Passion/Never say die/ Attacking game with width and pace/ Organisation/ Respect/ A Brain/ Understanding of the customer You can see why the Clough's and...

basically we havent a clue - among the names previously mentioned among the favourites :- wilder was heavy odds on - now 8/1 (wont be him) wise out to 9/1 in some places (might be him) staunton 6/1 (wont be him) shaw 16/1 (wouldnt put it past them) black 66/1 (who knows?) blackwell 14/1...

putting a rugby league coach as caretaker - John harbin

at what ever level you play at , you want to be competitive - in my 40 years of following city, that is about 5 seasons you then would like a bit of success - a cup final or a top 6 finish (most teams manage this every 4 or 5 years) we have done it once in 40 years and we now have this dross...

you will struggle to get a bet of more than £50 on this market, so small bets mean big changes

last night on the last leg i agree for the paralympics - the triple jumper who jumped into the rake , not as good as the wheelchair tennis player , who at the break between sets, got up for a walk round

Maupet ...I would disagree with the best team we have ever had ...in my life time, the 78 and 87 teams were better

yes , but the cheering as we were passing the ball around yesterday, really sounded as if we were taking the piss, as we were so bad!!

that is true, but we have had managers who were approached, didnt move and then "went bad" 2 of those were Micky Adams and Ian dowie

4-4-2 only works with quality width Mcsheffrey - gets caught in a 10m sprint with a 5m head start Baker - a good game v blues, and then 2 games when he looked like he had never seen a football We need good (or at least ok) wingers - which is what these tinpot teams like crewe and bury use...

gone in from 8/1 - 9/2 overnight wilder gone out from 1/3 - 4/9 Usually once a manger starts drifting, even if from an odds on position, they dont usually get the job He's only 5ft 4 , He,ll break your F***ing jaw

the irony is , that most clubs abuse their own ball boys, by teaching them to be dishonest - 1-0 up with 20 minutes to go, all of a sudden, its an effort to walk, and throwing is out of the question It is this sort of thing that is setting a child up to be lambasted - There are a lot of...

we had 2 chances all game The baker header and the Cody cross bar Our problems are width and pace - we have neither ( crewe did) I just hope a new manager sees the blindingly obvious