favourite for the top job

[BillyStubbsTears]

If he or any manager can get the best out our squad then it doesn't matter if he liked or not know. If the new man gets positive results then people will eventually turn round.

Hate is very imotive word, I don't understand how any body can hate another person, unless they have inflicted something really bad on them.

I have met him twice and he is the most arrogant  self opinionated  man I have ever met

Soon put that right. Let me but you a pint in The Howard tomorrow.

[essexrover]

Decent article in free press making a case for Glynn Snodin. One of my fav all time donny players. Still lives in the area apparently.

One of mine too grayx. He could be a contender, as he's had loads of coaching experience under some good managers & it might be time for him to take a step up.

[normal rules]

Just no. He is as bad as Evans IMHO.

[normal rules]

Ferguson is to be avoided. Simple as. And don't ask why.

[IDM]

Ferguson is to be avoided. Simple as. And don't ask why.

Personal stuff, from what folks down Posh way have said..

[BobG]

What? Like Mark Wright.....?

BobG

[GazLaz]

I get the impression he likes a booze.

[Drover]

I got that impression with Brian Clough and Darren's Dad Alex,Did'nt stop them being 2 of the best club managers ever did it?

P.s. Im not condoning heavy/excessive drinking or saying I want DF to be our manager.

[podrover73]

Decent article in free press making a case for Glynn Snodin. One of my fav all time donny players. Still lives in the area apparently.

One of mine too grayx. He could be a contender, as he's had loads of coaching experience under some good managers & it might be time for him to take a step up.

he would be my choice too , he has always lived in Donny too

[Sammy Chung was King]

If Glynn is the ruthless type by all means, bring him in, if not then we need somebody else, i know Glynn is highly regarded as a coach across the country, but is he a manager?, i don't think he would turn us down because of his love of the club.
But having read Ian's book, they were very disappointed the way they lost their respective jobs, when Ian was manager.