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I think it would represent a massive lack of ambition when compared with RDZ. I genuinely thought we'd look for someone in a similar mould, with some experience of managing in European competition. Perhaps we just struck really lucky with RDZ being available when he was and actually that sort...

Southgate won't find a system that allows Bellingham, Rice and Foden to all play together.

There's a Daily Mail article from this evening saying we're leading the race for him currently.

There's no way we'll wait until the end of England's Euros campaign to appoint someone.

In general it is not. In the 35 years of following the club, this is the first time I've ever felt like this about a prospective managerial appointment.

In your opinion. I'm quite entitled to feel the way I do, just as you are.

Yes please!

I didn't say the club *should* do anything. I appreciate my opinion matters not to them, or indeed others on here, but I was just giving my personal stance.

Personally? I woudn't watch or attend any matches until he left again, but appreciate others will feel differently.

100% serious. I don't want Potter anywhere near this club again.

A seven figure salary, surely?

I'd rather any of them than Snakey Potter returning.

This is exactly where I am too. Everything we've seen from Tony and Paul's decision making, on a whole range of issues, makes it very difficult for me to make a logical case in my head for Potter returning.

I did a Sky Bet request a bet on Pimienta just to see if I could get someone random into the odds easily. It appears so.

Cancelling the direct debit and letting the club pursue them I guess?

The next couple of weeks max, I'd say. If you look at the last few appointments, the average is about 7-8 days after the previous manager departed.

It's not where I am personally, but there's 4/5 what I would regard as sensible, long term fans who have expressed that view. Doubt they're alone.

Exactly the same in my circles too. Quite a few have said they won't go to matches if Potter returns, which is quite a statement as almost all of them having been going since the 80s/90s.

Hinsh is putting the band back together, with Joe Felix signing for York too.

He really wasn't, unless it was just to London.