OldNick

We are all different and some forgive others can't.Perhaps the board of directors were at fault for mot providing the funds he wanted or the players. At the time I felt very upset and those scars have not healed.

To play up front alone against the big bruising centre halves in the CCC takes some doing. he did well and an hold his head up.

they cant hold their knife and fork properly as they dont come in McDonalds cartons

Fair point.

No he has decided to scratch up on his tactics and bought a DVD of Mike Basset Football Manager. He needs a few tips to get on with. He is right now practising Rudyard Kiplings IF for his pre match interview.

I have not seen a replay of the Wotton incident but I do know the players and staff wrere not happy with the challenge.

Wes i dont agree. MW realised that we need a lump of a centre forward and bullying centre backs. We just didnt have them oney to get them in.We cant play beautiful football to get out of the L1 we need brawn and a little craft

dont worry flyer your time will come as well.You dont think those new owners bought you for football reasons surely.

IMO he will prove you wrong.Lionel Messi he is not but he will develop into a very good player

o you not think that LM when he left was not dissimilar to when Gh left. We were left rudderless after our hopes had been so high for the future. Alan Ball walked out and then said some terrible things that really upset the fans who adored him.Those things stick, you may be happy to move on, but at that place and time it left scars that I have trouble forgiving.

Daren, I agree LM was a magnificent manager and perhaps as he had attained such heights for us, him leaving cut me so much to the quick I turned bitter about him. As I say i didnt wish this to become a witch hunt either way by starting this thread. He deserves recognition for his achievements when he was here as a manager.I for 1 would welcome the event if it happened.It wouldnt change my mind due to some actions later.

When he left for Man city yes he was no longer a Saints player.When he returned and playing for Man city he got a fair amount of stick from all sections of the ground..When he returned as a player he was adored again. It also is how they conduct themselves after they leave of course,would we view Phillips the same way as Crouchie?

When i was younger and dewey eyed about Saints ANY player who left us was a traitor. Nowadays I have become numb to star/hero's leaving to better pastures and can accept that and realise they do it for betterment. This thread was not aimed to be about LM qualities since he left but my wish that although I dont admire his later actions he should rightfully get awarded for his achievements when he was our manager. If our club is ever to recover fans like myself who hold grudges or negative thoughts against such people should be put aside so we can move on.I am prepared to do so.

Whatever my thoughts on LM, i believe a stand or suite should be named after him, in honour of his achievements pre 1985. Personally I think the day he left for Sunderland was a cut off for me to really adore him as a true Saint. That still does not stop me from appreciating those wonderful days when he was pulling for us and providing us with a club that was thrilling. He deserves that recognition whatever his faults after that time. Is that easier for you?

can you read and digest what I have said? or you thicker than Mr Thick on a dim day. Whatever my thoughts on LM !!!!!!

trouble is there are many players who you could name stands after. What about Ron Davies and my fathers hero Charlie wayman? LM gave us the best footballing days and he should be recognised in that capacity IMO If the new owners (it any) we shoudl also campaign for a proper Saints museum not the half baked nothing happened before RL theme.

That is your opinion and fine.He still walked out on us and I felt let down. Was Askham the chairman at that time? I thought it would have been Woodford, but I could be wrong. If it was Askham shows what a terrible effect he has had on the club in all his time here.He is a Teflon chairman that man. I still think a stand or suite should be named after LM.

Unless we know the circumstances of his contract i think it is unfair to say the club treated him unfairly.We couldnt afford to play him IMO, and yes he did score a few when he first came back into the team, but then went on a very lean spell at the crucial time of the season.

i believe a stand or suite should be named after him, in honour of his achievements pre 1985. Personally I think the day he left for Sunderland was a cut off for me to really adore him as a true Saint. That still does not stop me from appreciating those wonderful days when he was pulling for us and providing us with a club that was thrilling. He deserves that recognition whatever his faults after that time.

Ill in the Head speaks. Lol

from my standpoint that is good management from Wotte. If they dont like it they may as well p### off. They were part of the failure and Saga didnt look like scoring in the last part of the season.he wants to get a good last payday and if we folded and he was a free agent all the better for him ps If Wotte has the go ahead to do this can it mean that he has had permission from somebody who is taking over to do so? I wonder who that might be...only kidding

Thats what I believe as well. I still would rather he did not have any part to play at present

good job or there will be expletives filling the air everytime you touch the ball

Yes and the owners will still be wearing them

Dont worry you'll get more than 45 minutes