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We may want him but he may not want what it is we are offering in terms of backing.

Yep, Ince's stats look good, but if you look after his first ever spell as manager at Macclesfield the trend has been downwards since.

I think any drugs would help to be honest.

Ohh, a large dollop of sarcasm! :whistle:

We did bang in 4, 5 and 6 goals though under him and some people still have on the rose-tinted spectacles.

Though we have spent the last 20 years like we were asleep at the back of a conference.

If Andy Thorn had any sense though he'd steer well clear of football management in the future and stick to what he's good at, scouting.

Think the expectation put upon him would be very high.

Yep, can't see why there should be any outcry against him. Would prefer him to many.

Better option than some on the list.

It's a secret formula. I could give it to you but I would have to kill you afterwards.

We certainly had a lot more fight about us and stopped being outmuscled.

This is League One and we've just got to get used to it. Instead of being beaten by the likes of Palace and Ipswich, we now just have to face the reality that we are now going to get beaten by the likes of Crewe and Stevenage.

For all the poor quality football you have to say Boothroyd looks 10 times the manager Thorn has been.

Surely we would be better off with Beck singing 'I'm a loser baby, so why don't you kill me?'

Daily Mail? Scandalous.

Err, hang on a sec, we've never played at the Ricoh in the Premiership. We had Man U here or Liverpool or Chelsea or Man City and we would get 30,000.

Staunton yesterday apparently told the BBC that he wasn't interested in the job.

We were still in the Premiership we would certainly being having games with crowds of close to 30,000 (Man U, Liverpool, Villa, Chelsea, Man City, Newcastle)

To me of late, McSheffrey seems to be on autopilot. A bit like Brit Ekland doing a book signing at a convention for a great film she made over 30 years ago.