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Agree. When will that ever start happening is the question

Spending all this time at home and not been allowed out has got me working through the book shelf of all those books that I bought to read one day. Over the course of the past week I have read 'My Story by Mark Bright' and finally got round to reading 'No Smoke No Fire by Dave Jones'. Brightys book was a good read but Dave Jones book was very very good. Have to say that I hated him as our manager despite finishing off the promotion job back to the championship. What he and his family went through with the child abuse court case was horrendous and I'm so pleased justice was found in chucking the case out. Nobody like him deserves such awful treatment. But I have to say the book did nothing to change my view that he is an arrogant shyte as to me that's how he came across when he was here and throughout the book. He consistently managed to change the world everywhere he goes and turns a football club around only for others to be blamed for anything that goes wrong or against him. Like when he was here, it was never his fault. One thing that I thought was interesting is when he spoke about footballers going on fan forums and chat rooms (as it was) and how it could affect them. Does go to show that some of our players might come on here now and again. Shame the book ends before his next job which was managing us which I'd have been interested to read about. As I said, don't like the bloke but it was a very good read. Anyone else read these books or got other suggestions?

Love it when an unfavorable quote is used but then defended by 'it was a turn of phrase'. How convenient. Relatively speaking 37% isn't much of the whole is it? Well that depends what it relative to. If someone said to you that they were going to reduce your salary by 37% i can't see you saying it was ok cos it's not that much of the whole

Totally agree. I dont even bother to put sky sports news on anymore as everything just seems totally irrelevant. Not that there is much news to report mind.

I'd play him in our current starting 11 at the age of 59 if he made himself available

Met Chris Waddle and he was fantastic. My footballing hero. Other than that meeting football players has never ever been of interest to me at all.

He answers his questions as defensively as he set up his team

The Toyota Avensis that I had in 2001

Anyone know where I can download a printer?

It's a great idea. About time we had some entertainment during the matches

1.8m more than 95% of the rest of the squad

Whatever happens we are in firm hands. Chansiri has put loads of money into the club. He wears a Wednesday scarf in photos and there's even pictures of his son in our 2017/18 away kit. All hail the Messiah who saved us by buying a debt free club from a man who stabilised us from the point of certain liquidation.

Following his interview yesterday I wouldn't be surprised. He seemed completely lost with what's happening. He's burnt bridges and now he's suffering wading through the lake of shyte

I'm firmly in the Chansiri out camp and have been for a couple of years tbh but i can't totally agree with that. Bruce wasn't a yes man so I do think Chansiri is happy to be more hands off but due to the complete mess his ownership has caused were in a position where nobody in their right mind would want to take the managers role unless they are desperate. And that usually comes with people willing to say yes to anything

When Chansiri puts one up