Have they got the right photo ? He looks years older than the 22 that he is stated to be.

Overall under JDT last season we got 33 points from 29 games- a rate 0f 1.14 per game. Under JE we got 20 points from 17 games - a rate of 1.18 per game.

I don't usually contribute to this sort of discussion but based on newspaper chatter : Winger Ethan Ennis on loan from Manchester United Striker Louie Barry on loan from Aston Villa CB Tyler Binfield from Reading

The criticism last season wasn't justified because it missed the point. When he was appointed manager we had taken just 5 points from the previous 11 games which was a rate of point accretion which if maintained would have seen us relegated. However because of our good start to the season we did have 33 points from 29 games. It was perfectly reasonable to come in with the attitude that if he got us organised and difficult to beat so that we would then be getting 1 point a game in the remainder of the season we would probably avoid relegation. So that is what he did - in fact did 3 points better than a point a game. There was no good fortune involved.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Vinjay at this difficult time.

When JDT went we had taken 5 points from the previous 11 games - so in fact results did improve on what had gone on in those 11 games. They had to - otherwise we would have been relegated for certain.

Moyes (and Potter) are reported not to be interested in the job because they don't like the "structure" at the club which I assume means they don't have sufficient control over recruitment.

He was 20 in September and I would have thought needs to be in and around the first team squad by the end of the season to be worth holding on to.

Things have not gone well at Wolves this season but O'Neill's record in previous seasons at Bournemouth and Wolves shows that he is a "proper manager".

As far as I can tell that is correct although Blackburn Olympic beat them in the 1883 FA Cup final.

I doubt it .In 1882 we lost in the FA Cup final to Old Etonians; as far as I can tell we had not played them before.

He's a legend at Millwall - this seems to be more with the owner trying to move the club towards a model of developing and selling young players whereas Harris wanted the traditional Harry Cripps Millwall hard men.

As pointed out above Pears did not play in the game at Hillsborough. Why are you so determined to talk down one of our players ?

I think the point some posters further up the thread have been making is that he has turned a corner.

Very good win for Frank Lampard's Coventry City, away to Millwall.