Fairhill

I first attended as a boy in 1956, and that team was comprised of committed players. Sadly, not everyone takes responsibility when they pull on the jersey. It's a different, lazy world.

Spoke too soon, he got an an assist!!!

Has our player of the year touched the ball yet? He's the be all and the end all, but how is he helping lead us today. Name has never been mentioned yet.

Haven't seen mention of Millar yet. Surely he has to be the one to step up with all the early fanfare, or has he just seen his value plummet?

What's going on with Miller?

I'm not so sure about shots on goal, how about a couple in the back of the net!!!

That's that then. BTW, what's our superstar doing????

At this level, with these players, the manager is hamstrung by what SK created, and he must be wondering why he came. Try as he might, most of them just fall back into their comfort level, and that is embarrassing. At best we'll survive in the bottom six, and then we'll see how he changes the mix and hopefully he can produce some of the football he talked about when he arrived.

It's today's game, not what he does afterward!

So, if you were the manager, what would you do in the second half, remembering it's the same old squad???

I think the manager has done well with a squad most on this site suggested was useless. If he can motivate them to do this the "fire the Manager" crew will not be happy!!!!

Hang in there, win or not, surely we like what's happening!!!

There is no escaping the complete failure of the board, the society, and the CEO, who've overseen the disintegration of a once decent football team. We need an independent investigation into the entire organization and a plan to start again from scratch. This nonsense has to stop. When the dominant sound on the radio is booing that means fewer supporters at the next game, and so the decline continues.

I can't imagine any serious manager wanting this crew.

What an opportunity for a terrific second half!!!