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Where have you heard that!? I'd imagine this season has surpassed his wildest expectations. If anything he'll make a move to a championship side, having raised his profile a lot this season. Not to mention the improvement he will have made over the past 12 months will mean that if he is to...

Potentially, however whilst Messi and Ronaldo stand out as a clear #1 and #2, I think there's a small group behind them (Iniesta, Xavi, Bale, Suarez, Schweinsteiger, Pirlo, Falcao, Baker) all of a similar ability. However Bale is the youngest of all of them and I would say he has the potential...

Understand that McSheffrey is often disappointing, but he's contributed 7 assists this season, and as a winger I think that's a fairly decent return, and our alternative for the majority is fleck, who's woeful

rooney and ferdinand who start week in week out for man utd..

Hart Johnson Smalling Ferdinand Baines Carrick Cleverly Wilshere Rooney Sturridge Walcott/Welbeck

His reputation is terrible, so on that grounds absolutely not. However he is not shit

The difference is Bournemouth and Preston sacked their managers so were more prepared to find a new one, in fact I suspect both Grayson and Howe made themselves available to the club before the previous managers sacking..

I also saw the tweet, seems odd that someone would just randomly tweet that. If there were any truth in it then it would appear to be somewhat of a coup, considering he was managing Roma at the start of the month. A weird one generally..

But would Michu honestly improve Arsenal's side? Yes he has had a very good season, but Arsenal need world class players, and I don't think he is world class. Who else do you include in your 'etc'? Do you mean Cazorla at 12 million? I think there is a level of misfortunate, had rvp got himself...

Absolutely should stay. Stu, you mention a time when he bought bergkamp, henry etc. All inspired signings from Wenger, and all on a budget. However in today's game, if Wenger is interested in a player today, then you can guarantee City, Chelsea, United will be looking too. Arsenal were the...

Football management is high risk, but I'm sure he's backing himself! He's been given an opportunity and taken it, and I think it's what any ambitious person would do. As for their chairman, precedent shows Grayson knows what it takes to get a team out of League 1 into the Championship..but no...

touché sir

Leon Clarke is third top scorer in this division. He's about as good as you're gonna get at this level.

Great shout, would love to get Grayson in. He also took over the supposedly fantastic lee clarke's Huddersfield last season and pushed them up to table and to promotion. As for Robins, disappointed but ultimately it's a good opportunity for him, and in football management you have to take every...

They're in the division above and have money to spend. Offers him the chance to prove himself at the next level. He's been rumoured with blackpool, who have a notoriously low budget, which probably isn't a particularly desirable position.

First of all you have no idea that he has thrown a tantrum, no idea at all. Secondly, surely you are aware that contracts mean nothing in football. What if he stays, and we go on to lose 8 of our next 10 games, would we allow Robins to see out his 3 year contract? Unfortunately if a club in a...

So Huddersfield who are in the division above us, with healthy finances..are not a better prospect to a football manager? I'd love to see Robins stay, but we have, at best, an outside shot of promotion, as for the jpt, nice as it is, it's not going to be a stand out on the cv.

Ridiculous, why should he show loyalty to us..we wouldn't to him. He wants to achieve as much as he can in management and this is an opportunity for him to do so.