Would YOU have MON back ??

[Greg N'Ash]

i'd rather have MFH back

[spangley1812]

After what O'Neill did I sincerely hope he never finds employment again.

He quit a job that he didnt want to do any more........we dont know why, you need to move on Chris

[Clampy]

After what O'Neill did I sincerely hope he never finds employment again.

Bearing in mind that he's a decent football manager, that won't be the case.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

I'd have him back tomorrow, offer him a contract to match the top four managers, promise him the funding and freedom to sign whoever he wants, call a press conference for the signing of his new improved contract and then in front of the world media, tell him to fuck off.

[spangley1812]

I'd have him back tomorrow, offer him a contract to match the top four managers, promise him the funding and freedom to sign whoever he wants, call a press conference for the signing of his new improved contract and then in front of the world media, tell him to fuck off.

no chance of you moving on then Mark.........

[Stu]

No, he was an asshat.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

I'd have him back tomorrow, offer him a contract to match the top four managers, promise him the funding and freedom to sign whoever he wants, call a press conference for the signing of his new improved contract and then in front of the world media, tell him to fuck off.

no chance of you moving on then Mark.........

I moved on a long time ago but to read some of the bollocks on here about MON is hilarious. He had four years and tonnes of cash and still couldn't get it right. Giving him more money would have been like giving pearls to pigs, so yes, I'm pleased he's gone.

My concern now is with Houllier and no matter which way I look at it, I just can't see him getting it right, certainly not with the current squad. I think he'll do enough to keep us up and we'll probably end up finishing about 14th. Last week I thought we could still reach 6th or 7th but yesterday was like a MON display but without the luck. Most now know MON is tactically inept but I never imagined Houllier was as bad. Yesterday second half and the Man City game have to be two of the worst performances in years. My guess is Houllier has been found out and only Patrice Bergues can save him.

Saying that, the players need to share the responsibility, they've been a disgrace, with the exception of the youngsters.

[Jockey Randall]

After watching some of the crap he served up at home last season and what he did to us at the start of the season it would have to be a resounding no. I still hold him as the main person responsible for what is currently taking place.

That is possibly the most ridiculous post I have ever read.

On what basis? I struggle to see how slating our home record from last season, which would have had us the bottom half if it wasn't for our away record is ridiculous? and also how would holding him responsible for walking out on us at the worst possible moment be considered the same?

[spangley1812]

I'd have him back tomorrow, offer him a contract to match the top four managers, promise him the funding and freedom to sign whoever he wants, call a press conference for the signing of his new improved contract and then in front of the world media, tell him to fuck off.

no chance of you moving on then Mark.........

I'd have him back tomorrow, offer him a contract to match the top four managers, promise him the funding and freedom to sign whoever he wants, call a press conference for the signing of his new improved contract and then in front of the world media, tell him to fuck off.

no chance of you moving on then Mark.........

I moved on a long time ago but to read some of the bollocks on here about MON is hilarious. He had four years and tonnes of cash and still couldn't get it right. Giving him more money would have been like giving pearls to pigs, so yes, I'm pleased he's gone.

My concern now is with Houllier and no matter which way I look at it, I just can't see him getting it right, certainly not with the current squad. I think he'll do enough to keep us up and we'll probably end up finishing about 14th. Last week I thought we could still reach 6th or 7th but yesterday was like a MON display but without the luck. Most now know MON is tactically inept but I never imagined Houllier was as bad. Yesterday second half and the Man City game have to be two of the worst performances in years. My guess is Houllier has been found out and only Patrice Bergues can save him.

Saying that, the players need to share the responsibility, they've been a disgrace, with the exception of the youngsters.

I agree with everything you say in your last 3 paragraphs.......the last 20 minutes last night was a shambles, the sight of Ashley taking the ball off Brad and hoofing it forwards was totally pointless....Why does he continue to play Downing on the right wing and Gabby on the left wing Why is GED obsessed with 4 5 1

[lovejoy]

After watching some of the crap he served up at home last season and what he did to us at the start of the season it would have to be a resounding no. I still hold him as the main person responsible for what is currently taking place.

That is possibly the most ridiculous post I have ever read.

On what basis? I struggle to see how slating our home record from last season, which would have had us the bottom half if it wasn't for our away record is ridiculous? and also how would holding him responsible for walking out on us at the worst possible moment be considered the same?

It's your opinion and I don't agree with it but its as valid as mine. All I'm saying is to have MON as the main reason above say the players, the current manager is in my view ridiculous. Remember this squad plus Milner less Ireland finished 6th last season.

[Des Little]

I'd rather have Alexander O'Neal in charge than the current 'manager'

[Greg N'Ash]

We need to get this 6th place crap out of our heads imo. We were a top6 team, we aren't now. Players have got past it, our best player left and wasn't replaced and the squad wasn't good enough to cover that or the injuries. If the evidence on the pitch doesn't tell you that, then MON's walk-out should give you a big clue. If we were looking a top 6 team last summer then surely he would have stuck around even without the spending,and raised his standing even more. MON's a self-serving mercenary but he isn't stupid

[Grande Pablo]

Phil Upton was also going on about this on WM this morning - they've buried the hatchet & have buddied up again.  Source of this information...?

If it stopped us from the drop, yes - with a huge slice of humble pie for MON to chew.

[Jockey Randall]

After watching some of the crap he served up at home last season and what he did to us at the start of the season it would have to be a resounding no. I still hold him as the main person responsible for what is currently taking place.

That is possibly the most ridiculous post I have ever read.

On what basis? I struggle to see how slating our home record from last season, which would have had us the bottom half if it wasn't for our away record is ridiculous? and also how would holding him responsible for walking out on us at the worst possible moment be considered the same?

It's your opinion and I don't agree with it but its as valid as mine all I'm saying is to have MON as the main reason above say the players, the current manager is in my view ridiculous. Remember this squad plus Milner less Ireland finished 6th last season.

That's fair enough and I would agree that they are all share some of the responsibilty, some more so than others. All I'm saying is that MON holds the most as the majority of this stems from him. We've been left with a lot of his over paid bad eggs after Randy backed him to bag the champions league and half of these guys have been too busy throwing their toys out of the pram rebelling against the current regime instead of doing what they should be doing and working hard to get us out of this.

[Cuz]

YES YES YES he would stop this Rot!!