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You're so gorgeous, I'll do anything I'll kiss you from your feet to where your head begins You're so perfect you're so right as rain You make me, Make me, make me, make me hungry again Everything you do is irresistible Everything you do is simply kissable Why can't I be you? I'll run...

How about a lap of no honour ?

The thing the club has lacked for many, many years is stability. Chopping and changing managers, quite simply, hasn't worked. However, Mowbray, and his lack of a tactical alternative when we got sussed by other clubs has been a big part of the problem this season. If Mowbray and MV can...

Yes. The clue was in this sentence: This was as much a footballing/tactical failure as it was shitty ownership.

All well and good...however, who was pointing at ownership when we were top of the league? This was as much a footballing/tactical failure as it was shitty ownership.

An observation also supported by the fact that downturns in the second half of the season aren't a new phenomenon for Mowbray.

It's not a cause, it's a reaction to what's being witnessed. Does it help? Probably not. I would imagine it only contributes to the general feeling around the staff and the club as a whole. It would be nice to think everyone would get behind the team in good times and bad, however, in our...

We are going up... ...in smoke

Pretty sure he doesn't drive a Honda m8

Even Grendel would admit he's carrying a bit of weight m8...

The crap manager merry-go-round .... ...is Phil Brown available

We're used to post Christmas implosions.... but Mowbray has provided one in quite spectacular fashion. Looking at his managerial history, it seems he's a specialist.

We have. Downwards.

Shut it down

The lack of fitness was a big problem. Why he was so badly out of shape I don't know. That said, in summary, it appears that we did him more of a favour than he did us.

'the assassin, with tongue forged from eloquence'

Rowdies owner is a millionaire and supposedly owns half of St. Petersburg..

I personally know a squad player, with limited experience, that had been with the team for 3 years and he started on $5k, and every one of those years got an improved deal.

Average pay is around $10k a week. He'll probably be on a bit more.

Being? He's made a decision, I would imagine based on a number of reasons. Maybe there was no solid promise of another contract? I'd guess he probably wants to play another year or two before he starts coaching. The pace (or lack of) in the NASL will be more suited, as will the weather.