no, it's actually very good 'journalism'

He paints a picture of the human beings at the heart of what must have been a highly charged, emotional situation, using his contacts, to allow us to see what it must have been like from the inside.

You might not agree with the sentiment, but even Gunny said there were tears and I presume it's a very nasty business. Well paid, yes, but I doubt whether anyone likes being sacked, whether they know what they're getting into (as football managers do) or not.

Posted By: Cossey Posse, Jan 16, 13:35:27