Not really.

Theres plenty of managers that could do a better job than Roy.

Prior to his appointment, we'd had a rampant finish to the season and lost our first 3 games

All it took was a manager that didn't play two 20 year old full backs at centre back in a 3-4-3 and we were fine.

Frankly, all is required is someone who'll play their players in their correct position and play to the players strengths.

Roy's reminds me of a throw back from a bygone age of cronyism when Britain was the sick man of Europe. He doesn't have the talent or ability to do the job, but fits in with the powers that be.

There must be hundreds of intelligent, ambitious managers who want his job but have been locked out by an old boys club.

Not really.

Theres plenty of managers that could do a better job than Roy.

Prior to his appointment, we'd had a rampant finish to the season and lost our first 3 games

All it took was a manager that didn't play two 20 year old full backs at centre back in a 3-4-3 and we were fine.

Frankly, all is required is someone who'll play their players in their correct position and play to the players strengths.

Roy's reminds me of a throw back from a bygone age of cronyism when Britain was the sick man of Europe. He doesn't have the talent or ability to do the job, but fits in with the powers that be.

There must be hundreds of intelligent, ambitious managers who want his job but have been locked out by an old boys club.

Name one.

That's all I'm asking.

Each week, sadly it is the same old story.

Hodgson has run out of ideas, strategy and today against ten men, we were simply out thought.

To be blunt, it was embarrassing.

We have so many riches in terms of players and yet we look like an amateur outfit.

The Board need to act now before it is too late.

Thomas Tuchel, Thomas Frank, Gerrard, Bilic, Poch, Benitez the list is endless.