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Yep, Robins. Always thought he was a decent manager and though not on my own list of candidates I would want here we could do a lot worse. We need someone with experience of working on a tiny budget and he fits that profile. If that's the 3 I hope it's him.

Or the Canadian band 'Low.'

Ince was brilliant in his first spell at Macclesfield. That was nearly 6 years ago though. Got rid of from his last 3 positions.

Who would we be? I can only think of 'One Direction' at the moment.

And Ince by all accounts has always wanted to be backed financially by boards. Robins has always worked on a very small budget.

The other thing here about Shaw is that you have to say that the team he has is entirely Andy Thorn's so he can hardly be blamed for that.

Maybe they're drunk off Andy Thorn's success.

I thought they were good players cos Andy Thorn told me they were. Having seen them now though I'm not so sure.

Thing that worries me about Ince is that he is a 'name' and could be still living off his reputation as a player. Started off really brightly in management and then the last 2 outings for him have ended in failure. Would prefer Robins, but none of those mentioned are on on my list of strong...

Out of the 3 I would want Robins.

Well that's what I'm thinking. May be just to keep him sweet. Though dare say if he had won all the games for which he's been in charge he would have been a very easy and cheap choice for the board to make.

Great game, but obviously gutted with the result. The wide receiver who induced that flag right at the end needs shooting.

Shaw? Don't you mean "Shawsy?"

Not inspired by any of them at a time we needed an inspired choice, but if it's Ince it's Ince. We need more Macclesfield though and a lot less Notts County. If this turns out to be true our lot are going to be in for a big shock in going from "Shawsy" to "The Guvnor."

I had a feeling we might struggle and predicted a slow start to the campaign. Also thought we could possibly end up in a relegation scrap, but after hearing such glowing terms for our new recruits from AT when we signed the 9 players I put the thoughts of a struggle out of the window and then...

They certainly look like they are walking on fire in their bare feet in that clip for sure.

We can't even afford the matches to light the fire, let alone let a phoenix rise from the ashes of it.

Excellent? Following that half-time bollocking Hull City went on to win just one in nineteen games immediately after. So that obviously worked .... not! :facepalm: Yep, just what we need, a public bollocking backfiring on the manager. :(

Nope, that's Aid Boothroyd.

No, he's saying he thinks he is Richard Keys.