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A fantastic punk record that, Babylon's Burning. Hung himself didn't he, Malcom Owen?

The more I hear about Ince the more I want Robins. :whistle: It's bad though isn't it. We are now all choosing a manager based on which one we dislike the least! ;)

We're in a rut, We gotta get out of it - out of it - out of it - out of it - out of it We’re in a rut, We've gotta get out of it - out of it - out of it......out of it!

Thinking about it, one band does sum us up perfectly. The Fall!

Worked on small budgets. That has to suit us better than Ince who would surely be looking for much more financial backing in the transfer markets.

Jim Brown went through the records and uncovered this little gem. Rather embarrassing isn't it.

But didn't Richard Keys say that a takeover deal was imminent and that the City were going to go bust any minute a couple of months ago?

I certainly wasn't one of them and as I said previously on another thread I don't recall who said that.

The last manager we had poached while in charge here was Jesse Carver in 1955.

9 in a row does point a little to a lost the plot moment, but maybe there were other circumstances to consider too. You compare that however to the likes of Paul Tisdale whose team went 125 games without back to back defeats and it looks even more dreadful.

Robins left but is blamed for managing a team he wasn't even leading? Hmmmmm, let's not let facts get in the way of a good story. ;) Don't think people are that anti-Ince, just that they don't think he is the answer and just another 'name.' This stuff they pick up on though. Milton Keynes...

Indeed. Got about 6 of their albums and seen them live too.

Killing Joke?

When have City been runners-up to anything. Is there a band called the also-rans by any chance?

Megadeth? :(

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.