He is right that a minority on here definately do though.

Can I just state, for the record, that I'm not in favour of managerial change.

What I am in favour of is good football, sensible tactics, good training, good youth/young player development and enjoying going to the football. If managerial change is the most expedient way to all of that then fair enough, but if that can happen with Worthington (looks unlikely at times) in charge, then that's kool and the gang too.

Posted By: Arizona Bay, Dec 20, 11:02:19