Personally i would not have him ANY-WHERE near our ground, i still say what he did to our team

is unforgiveable, and with all respect to my fellow posters it should not be ever forgot, you know

what they say about leopards and their spots.

Of course. Only people living in the past would have a problem with it.

He appears to have grown up and talks a lot of sense about the game. I hope he goes well at Donny.

Is he still planning on bringing a book out?

How on earth do you know, that he will be a good coach, good players in any sport

do not necessarily go on to be such, playing at Doncaster (with respect) is not top

flight is it, miles away from !!!!!!

I don't but at least he's been given chance, how else do English coaches become good?

yes i would too, but i can imagine he would be under great pressure, especially if he got off to a bad start, there would be a lot of folk who wouldn't give him time