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Whereas many have a bias for him, simply because of his Albion past, and not necessaily based on his managerial ability.

He wouldn't be offered it in a million years, so your second question doesn't apply.

He is a desperate man, l think he'll jusdt want to win, whoever the opposition is. But l agree it's extra motivation.

Lets' hpe so. I've a feeling though that this is just going to be prolonging the agony, if they lost so dismally at home to a very poor bottom of the table Huddersfield side, how are they going to fare at high flying Swansea? Perhaps a visit to his homeland will bring him some much needed luck.

Do you really think so? Butland is a class goalkeeper, but McClean, Ince, Allen and Vokes are all either overrated, or past their best in my opinion.

Fair comment. My apologies. :dunce:

True, but as you say because his stock would have risen with a promotion on his cv, he may have been offered a better job than Stoke.

Hyppia resigned though, he wasn't sacked.

If he had waited until the end of last season he probably wouldn't have left Luton at all, as they would have been promoted.

Peter Coates the Stoke chairman has a history of sticking by his managers, but this must be getting close to the wire now l would think.

Peter Coates the Stoke chairman has a history of sticking by his managers, but this must be getting close to the wire now l would think.

I don't think you can say that, Nathan is obviously very ambitious, there was no guarantee Luton were going to win promotion to the Championship when the offer from Stoke came along, Stoke are a bigger club, with more moneyto spend and recent Premier League experience. I don't think anyone...