Panic in the Disco

Sorry if the music isn't your cup of tea, it was all a play on the titles.

Appearing pale and jaded before the Sky cameras post-match, it looked as though he'd had enough and was ready to walk. 'Sven, will I see you again?' is not the tune I hope he will be dancing to.

(Apart from the Stones, I've never heard of any of that lot you have listed.)

They aren't music I necessarily listen to all the time or am a fan of, but they fitted the bill title-wise.

Any clamouring for Martin O'God is unfortunately misplaced. Whether we're an attractive proposition or not, I'm sure he wouldn't want to go back.

I accept it's a tough decision of what to do. We don't know what the Thais' intentions are should we fail to go up this year, although we assume they're honourable. In that case, should we not be looking to follow more of a Wolves-type model of building a squad and getting promotion with a team that will play as a squad, rather than what we have at the moment - a group of individuals? In that case, how is sacking the manager and bringing even more players into the squad going to help that?

If we're not in a relegation battle, I don't think we should even be considering changing the manager.

Unfortunately Dunge there's a growing discontentment, with the media fuelling this. Those unable to make their own opinions and nab the first one they read in a paper will try to unravel the ground work that is currently underway at the club.

I don't believe Sven has got it right all the time, but any means, but I am trying to see the bigger picture. I hope the article reflects that a little.

All this apart, I was pretty 'pants at the disco' during the 1970's.