Correct.

I'm a blind man, i'm a blind man, now my room is cold,
When a blind man cries, Lord, he feels it from his soul.
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Paddy's game was during a complete club meltdown where he stepped in - as he had to. He may as well have praised the players - he was just a caretaker and was going to have to continue to work with them. It was a poor performance.
Roy has been a manager longer than Paddy has been alive. Even if we totally exonerate Roy from any blame for injuries, it's a totally different scenario. The whole season has been poor: the Arsenal game was actually woeful. On the back of recent form I truly believe it was the moment to step aside. Paddy would not have done any worse - I'm not saying he's the Messiah but I don't believe he'd put up with that? Do you? I don't suppose it really matters in some ways. I'd suspect we would have lost if Jesus himself was in charge. That's the squad weakness - yet just give up like that? I don't see that in Paddy. It may all well be a moot argument in a couple of weeks - or not.

Red and Blue Army!

Paddy would be good option if we were in the championship.

You may be connect there? Or you may not be?

The positive is that our U21 under his management did not have the feed the current coach has but nevertheless produced far better results. If you want continuity of bringing forward players from the academy, they will know him well and is more likely to bring forward the youth. After all, this is one of the major plus points cited for Cooper save PM actually knows those academy players. And he will have learned a great deal from Roy + Ray.

The negative is he may not make the step up from U21 master to EPL no.1 and, indeed, he might be cr@p.

Clinton O’Morrison would vouch for that

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