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Or Sussex CCC employing Rob Andrew . . . though not on the playing side admittedly.

I'll go out on a limb here, women's soccer, and men's . . . two totally different sports. Just saying. :smile:

Why is there all this mention of Bruno on here? Yes a lovely thought, our legendary ex captain becoming our manager, but let's face it he has only just commenced his coaching career. None of us know yet what sort of fist he is going to make of it, or even if he wants to become a head honcho...

Si ees very complicated indeed. Such a shame in many ways, he could have been the ideal candidate, has previous experience at managing the club, has similar footballing philosophies to Potter, likes to keep the ball, and play out from the back, etc. etc. It's his massive ego that always ruins...

By throwing our mobile phones onto the turf and jumping up and down on them presumably.

Agreed.

Hmmm worth noting that Cambridge are still only 13th in the table though. Mind you, for a side like them maybe that's progress, l don't know.

Frank Lampard . . . don't Everton ever learn? :ffsparr:

Would you then stay on this site and change your name to Knutsenman, should Tony Bloom take your advice? :) I mean you would have to change your name anyway should Graham move on, in the same way that l would should l ever leave my little village.

Good call, l'll throw another, (sensible), name into the mix, Russell Martin, who again insists on a similar playing style. Along with Potter, that makes three managers with Swansea connections, just a coincidence?

If, and when he moves on, as he surely will eventually, which managers can you currently envisage, with the same footballing philosophy, replacing him? Suggestions please.