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Fury drops trainer Davison. This could be a stupid move, as Davison got him back on the rails, which is so important for Tyson. With all this WWE nonsense, he might go crazy and be distracted by sideshows if his next trainer can't get him to focus. Then it might implode again.

David Bellamy, the botanist died a few days ago as well.

I'm still not convinced Tony is the right man but this run will hopefully keep us away from a relegation battle. I still expect a horrible run of 10 games without a win at some stage.

From what I've seen of Wilder, he is not the best technically, but when he gets one of those right hands on the chin it's usually game over. AJ would have to keep it boring and try to win on points.

Potentially great. Every opponent so far has been 'this guy is tough' and then battered in the first few rounds. His jab is a powerful weapon in itself, and he has that instinct where he goes in Mike Tyson mode when the other guy gets hurt.

This private equity firm are steadily increasing their influence in rugby union, possibly at the detrement of the sport. They're involved with the Premiership in England, and just bought a stake in the Pro 14 (the Welsh/Irish/Scottish/Italian regional league). I fear that they will create a closed off super League involving these clubs and promotion and relegation will not be allowed. Therefore all the big money will be carved up between a cabal of super clubs, and everyone else will have to survive as best they can. As for the proposed world league, mentioning Auckland City playing Real Madrid is a joke. Auckland City are about the same level as Morcombe and play against teams worse than the national League north/south.

As crap a team as possible. We can be the plucky, patronised underdog in the final.

But can he play on the wing?

Can anyone remember which nightclub or bar it was in?

He was obviously saving them up for this match. Or the pitch and the latest kookaburra ball are both lifeless and offer nothing for bowlers.

There might be a chance of England vs. Scotland? That would be good.

You're the sentimental type then Chaddy. Why not bring back David Dunn and Ryan Nelsen to be coaches with Alan Shearer as director of football? And get in Tony Parkes if he's interested. OK I am exaggerating but I just don't see how someone who has been brilliant this one season, a season they may still end in failure, at a club in the lower leagues is the answer. Nor can I really see a youth coach who did well being the number 1, obvious choice.

No to Holloway. Had one good spell with Blackpool, but has been rubbish ever since. Entertaining interviews after the latest loss though.

One swallow does not make a summer Chaddy. James Beattie had one great season at Southampton and was pretty average for the rest of his career. I'm sorry that I insulted your latest crush but I don't see it.

Ainsworth has done nowt. Wycombe have yoyoed between the second and third division and have only looked good this season. He'd be another sentimental choice like Johnson or Hughes and I'd prefer results and promotion.

I've never understood the clamour for Ainsworth. A pretty decent league 1 manager but nothing special. Just because he is associated with the club doesn't mean he is the right person to take over.

I remember Spuds getting absolutely bummed 4 or 5-0 that season when Suarez, Sterling and Sturridge were flying. It could have been 10 or more.

Keane might offer the coaches a fight if they disagree with him as well. He is a sledgehammer to crack a nut type of man. As for snowflake culture, the biggest snowflakes are over 40 years of age but that's a whole different thread and not related to football let alone Mowbray.

I wouldn't. Sure he's the opposite of Tony but he's been rubbish apart from that season or two at Sunderland before he took them back down. He's mental.

Tony won't have that much pressure as his mates are with him, the owners are absent and useless and a sizeable chunk of the fan base are ok with losing to Leeds or West Brom as they are chasing promotion. To add to Tomphil's point about attitudes rubbing off onto players, it's why Ferguson was so good as he was so driven to win and wanted trophies. Roy Keane is the same, but he's an absolute fruit cake so he is not subtle and nuanced when needed.

Out of that list I'd have the following in this order: Hughton Moyes Adkins

I have nothing against Sunderland, but I'd like him to really screw over another British club in order to prove us right.

When Tony has a lot of money to spend on a player. https://images.app.goo.gl/sB5HzdFwRJAMN8Cp8

As far as I know Force India was owned by another rich Indian, who was under a cloud for tax dodging or something like that. I don't remember hearing of other owners or stake holders.

Hughton, Moyes (unlikely I know), maybe even Bruce when he gets binned at Newcastle. As long as it's not Pulis, Megson McCall or some random has been like that.