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I genuinely hope that Grant does not leave our club, especially at this time of the year when putting a squad together is so important. However, football being football, like quite a few on here I was surprised at the approach initially, but not surprised that we are being raided by another club, who see us as an easy touch when they see something or body they can get cheap ( how come the Lincoln manager is much dearer to acquire). As always happens we the supporters then turn our thoughts to who will replace our manager if he does leave, and some of the usual people who have been talked about in the past come up again, the same old same old. My approach would be to the Accrington manager,but that would show us to be no better than Hull, pinching someone off another club, dog eat dog. So I tried to think of someone who would be a complete surprise, would know where we want to go, who I thought may have the tactical and coaching ability, and the forceful character a manager requires, and importantly would not cost the earth. to my mind Andy Butler would fit that bill, some would say a risk, but isn't anyone that we appoint. He knows the club, has coaching ambitions,would know most of the players in this and division 2 and their capabilities, and is a genuine strong, but likable personality. I know that some will say I am mad, maybe I am, and as I said I hope we don't even have to consider anyone else, and keep Grant, but I would have no problems if Andy Butler was given the reins.