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ET - the sooner he goes back to whatever planet he comes from the better

A Team Martin McGrath Peach Holmes Osgood B Team Flowers Mills (Mick) Steele Stokes Boyer

Whie I agree that Lowe is a clueless liability, unfortunately Football League rules also mean that it is not possible to insert a recall clause.

League rules prohibit recall clauses in standard loans for half a season, so no recall for ND this season. We could recall Rasiak from Watford, but only if it is done by end tomorrow. Wotte says he intends to use Dyer NEXT season, clearly he knows he cannot have him back this season. Loan rules from the Football League: 48 Standard and Emergency Loans 48.1 Standard Loans. Subject to the provisions of Regulation 47.3, Standard Loan transfers shall only be approved in accordance with following provisions:- 48.1.1 Subject to the proviso that the duration of a Standard Loan must be the time between two Registration Periods, Standard Loans can be for half a Season or a full Season. Any recall clause requiring the early termination of a Standard Loan can only be included in a full Season Standard Loan and this can only be activated during the second (January) Registration Period If you want the full rules look here on the Brentford site where someone found the FL rules a while back: http://www.griffinpark.org/forums/showthread.php?t=55637

No, its too tame Fact is SFC can do what they want inside SMS, it is private property and no-one has any right to be inside the ground at any time except under the terms and conditions of entry. Rupes has made it clear on many occassions that having supporters in the ground is not what he wants. he doesn't care if anyone comes to the games or not, and clearly does all he can to minimise disturbances caused by supporters. Thats why we're in the sorry state we are.

Usually you cannot recall players on season-long loans. Even when it is possible it can only be done during the transfer window.

Agreed, three years ago Dyer was potentially going to be a better player than Theo, many pundits thought. Difference is that Theo is an intelligent lad, put his mind to it, worked hard, and got to where he wanted to be. Whereas Dyer went clubbing in Southsea. What do you expect from Trowbridge

"Lowe" and "logical", two words not often used in the same paragraph

Serious question, where is the A and B team listed, so I can think about who to add? Sorry if its obvious, but its not to me.

500 more than the pro Lowe march attracted. All the Luvvies together would struggle to put together a 5-a-side team, on top of that they wouldn't know how to play football either.

So, what if he doesn't leave during the transfer window but goes out on loan, as seems much more likely?

Best of luck to all on the march today, wish I could be there with you. Hope all goes peacefully and that the message is loud and clear.

Think its a **** poor article myself, clearly hasn't been watching much (thinks our total football style is great), applauds the youngsters who turned things round against Norwich (so Saga and Euell are now youngster are they, I'm not forgetting McLaggon of course). Thinks Wotte will have a strong bond with our youngstersm while Wotte himself has been bigging up the older, more experienced players since his takeover. Just shows what people who know nothing can get away with when they write these articles (if indeed they do write them). There are some fair points undoubtedly, but as a whole it is total drivel.

Funny that there is a gap in your statement after Play Offs, would that be the bit where he saw the execs that he appointed driving the club towards administration? Selective memory is a wonderful gift.

The students who lived there in the mid 70s always found they had more friends on a match day/evening Trouble was you couldn't see all of the pitch from the balcony.

We've already got 2 like that, no more thanks...

Nothing to do with him being treated like a leper by Lowe and co then, and only played when it was clear he wasn't going anywhere. I'm surprised its taken this long for Rudi to finally stick 2 fingers up to the Club and say Im offski... Sad to see the guy forced out in this way, basically the only thing even remotely close to a flare player we have any more.

Only if its next month, not this...

Norwich, Derby and Barnsley didn't win either, so not all bad news. Forget Forest, they are no longer relegation candidates with Davies in charge (IMHO) and perhaps the same can be said of Donny.

Not when he didn't have Snodin as assistant he didn't. Only just over 1 point per game before Snodin's arrival and after his departure. Trouble is as so often, Alps is absolutely spot on, but no one likes to agree with him because he doesn't go to games. Bloody good comeback tonight though. I switched off when we went 2-0 down, seems it had the desired effect which is what happens when you field a proper team rather than JP's one. We may have dropped points to Donny and Forest, but their season is on the up, plus side is we have closed on Derby and kept pace with Norwich who look the more likely relegation candidates now.

Because, we all know that MLT has been saying something quite different publicly on Sky, thats why. He has clearly been "threatened" in some way, as was David Armstrong (I don't mean with violence, but a gentle reminder that he is still an employee of the plc (like Franny) I believe. Told to toe the line. Unless you are completely nieve I cannot believe that you actually think this is a genuine quote from either of the guys.

I found it a little odd on the other OS thread (banishing negativity) that he had spoken with the senior players (Perry, Wotten, Davis, Svensson, Euell and Thomas) but not Saga and Rudi. I would have thought they were senior players as well. Even Size probably fits the bill in terms of age at least.

Sounds like the board have twisted MLT's and Franny's arm a bit...

Agree with you, after all most Dutch strikers are poor, I mean who would want Von Nistlerooy, Bergkamp, Hasselbaink etc. But beware, Denneboom has 1 international cap, against the mighty Liechtenstein , hardly the highest level.

So I guess you would also expect the FC Chairman to have had the meeting with JP and the players last week when Lowe gave JP his backing... Not quite so black and white is it? I thought Wilde had vapourised, he has been absent so long, all of a sudden he is back when the coach resigns.