Summer is clearly time for a change, our regular thrashings this season tell us that, the peerless Clinton Morrison on Sky said there would be big changes here in the summer and he and Jonathan Pearce have expressed the concerns made on these pages. So all those thinking that Parish will keep Roy and the squad overhaul will be less dramatic than we hope for are very probably barking up the wrong tree. We have to have back up but that will mainly mean that certain players who are regular in the first XI will be demoted to being squad players. We've been found out too many times this season, Parish knows the score and always does what is necessary to keep us up. I really see Howe becoming our new manager - you can always read things positively or negatively, but he has a proven track record and apart from the de Boer debacle, that's what Parish looks for, and his teams play the way Parish was hoping de Boer's Palace would do.

Very remiss of me.
Sackcloth and ashes.

The formality adopted by Willo's online persona is fairly new as three months ago there was no such form of respectful address from Willo in this thread

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With 10 games left of the season I hope the club are getting a shortlist ready.

Only 2 management positions have come available this season and I think the club will be in a strong position to recruit if they act quickly with managers climbing over each other to get an opportunity in the best league in the world.

With Newcastle, Southampton, and Brighton likely to sack their managers at the end of the season, swift action is required to beat them to the punch.

Benitez would be my top choice. It is unlikely, but we managed to sign up Holloway, Pardew, and arguably De Boer were scalps with big reputations at the time. What's to say we can't get Rafa.

Dyche is a possibility if he is considering his position at Burnley again, if Fulham get relegated Parker would make an excellent manager. Then depending on who doesn't get promoted Franks and Cooper are good candidates from the Championship.

Then there's plenty of others available, Coleman and Howe seem to be stating their case everytime they go on TV. Lampard, Wagner, Terry, Klinsmann all outside possibilities.

Following the Euro's it's a possibility that a number of international managers could leave. Southgate had managed to get England through international tournaments with pride rather than the total embarrassment of 2014 which was only topped by 2016.

I'm sure there's many other candidates that could come from left field. The end of this season will be a really good time to go shopping for a new manager.

With respect I never responded to the 'Charges' as in all honesty they are not relevant to the thread title of "Roy out", besides I have NO intention of spending my precious time providing the comments with any further publicity.
No more to add on this piffling matter.