I don't know if Wilder would be a good fit here, but I think he would up to the required standard. I was very impressed with the way a lot of sides were set up against us in the championship - I think the standard of English coaches has gone up markedly in the last twenty years or so and Wilder is part of a wave which includes Potter, Dean Smith, Nigel Pearson... Bruce, Pulis and Big Sam were all too good for us if we're honest, there are excellent coaches like Kenny Jackett in League One, remember the young Grimsby coach who set up cattenaccio with ten men and nearly got a 0-0 against us in the cup. I don't see Wilder being a younger version of Warnock - he's a good motivator and communicator, he's innovative and intelligent. He'd be good enough I'm sure, it's whether he would be the best fit for the current squad or the best person to oversee the rebuild that determines his suitability. I'm quite sure he'd be good enough in terms of his experience, ability and achievements.

Total b@//ox!

Please explain how he got Oxford and Northampton promoted then?

Spirit of 1974

Must be terrible to have owners who don't let the manger decide transfers..........oh hang on

Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.

Interesting to hear the take off the owner on CW.

His recruitment has been terrible, he should have been sacked for that on its own. But when you want to walk away and still be paid your contract...it’s just another world.

The fact he wanted to walk shows his character for me. Same with Howe, when things get tough they say they have had enough and want a new challenge. Yet the likes of Dyche, Farke, Rafa etc...roll their sleeves up and go again. Through the good and bad times!

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