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If he's not going to be sacked now you have to think he isn't going to get sacked at all and they will just let his contract run down. Or maybe even offer him a new one for next season.

I could certainly see what Mowbray was trying to do. Slade's tactics confuse me.

Hey! Speak for yourself!!

That's probably you AND the team not turning up then.

Is this the same shit the chef has done in the pan?

And how it is all the fans' fault.

Kwame Thomas is already looking like he is running around in big shoes

If there was a caption for that it would be of Slade being the monkey and the line being 'tactics? I don't need no fookin tactics!!'

Get the audience in and seated. Have a pre meet for half and hour or so, but then when Fisher turns up and sits down, all get up and walkout en masse. Make sure it is filmed too.

You calling CC4L a monkey?

Not at all. Stand by it entirely. Hehehe.

To do what?

Yay!! So you agreeing they are both as bad as each other. Good on you man. Well done for accepting the reality! ! Ha, ha!! ;)

Of course. Had never seen him play though. Don't think hardly any of us had. Purely based on his career and what managers and coaches were saying about him when we signed him. Lots of plaudits for the guy. On paper he sounded perfect. The reality has proved to be something entirely...

To be quite honest all he does is put people's backs up. His PR skills with the fans are non existent.

I suggest Mr Fisher comes dressed appropriately.

I also notice that Claus Jorgensen is now working alongside him there.

He's supposed to be a tough tackling, no nonsense, old fashioned centre half, but that is now two in two games where he has put woeful powderpuff tackles in. His heart not in it?

Look how they have fallen!! Weren't they in the playoffs a couple of years back? Now they are looking like they will be relegated out of League Two.

I think we have one chance next season. One chance to have a good campaign and make the playoffs at least. Don't do that and it will be the same old story all over again of slide and demise. Whether we will set ourselves up for a promotion campaign however remains to be seen.