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I notice you swerved the question. So I'll amswer it for you - prior to brexit these Portuguese nationals had freedom of movement rights to work and live in the UK. Since brexit, that is no longer the case. They can freely work elsewhere in the EU but not the UK. NO Brexit: freedom for EU...

There was a woman being interviewed on the news around that time in Ebbw Vale or somewhere similar, stood outside the library which had a European funding blue plaque on it and her main point was "What has Europe ever done for us!?". Theres no helping that level of stupidity unfortunately.

Unfortunately people were lied to and a lot in Wales believed it. Although there is also research to say it was English people who have moved to Wales that swayed the vote.

Ignorant of what? Answer this question: If Brexit hadn't have happened, would the coaches need permits / visas?

You can bury your head in the sand as much as you want and pretend what you obviously voted for was an arrogant have your cake and eat it type wonderland but its not and never was going to be. FACT - if the UK was still in the EU, the coaches would have been hired. We left so they aren't.

What they hope to prove is that Nantes instructed the dodgy agent to arrange for the flight back. That agent was big mates with Warnock and his sons were even signed by them. Proper dodgy.

I agree, the second half drop off was worrying to me also. If Oxford had got one after half time we could well have crumbled again. We seemed to do the retreat back into our shell again and leave Oxford attack us and they really should have scored one.

Hmm in an ideal world yes it would be good to get an official club comment on it, but it might end up being so generic to the point of being pointless. Plus, if say the issue is work permits, if that officially announced, and they dont end up getting them, any potential plan b's wage demands...

With no back up and somehow he needs to turn our form around. Its very serious.

Didn't we Didn't something similar happen with that winger Ott who also played in the Portuguese 2nd division?

Yes I agree, if this is the route he's taking (same shape, players as Sheehan, but doing it better), this will take a long time to work. Good long term but we need results now.

We were, but against a very passive WBA side with their fans on their backs. But yes let's see if he does try anything different Saturday.

And Mark Harris

If its trying something else instead of repeating what Sheehan was doing which wasn't working, id say that could be done quicker. Whether it would work i dont know, but this is the question im posing - so far hes kept it as it was. And we've lost 2 winnable games, no manager bounce.

It depends on what his plan is - if its to keep the shape, tactics and same players as Sheehan but do it better (maybe press more etc) then yes to get them fitter to do that will take a long time.

Absolutely, I've never once we should sack him now. Are there signs so far that he plans on doing anything different to Sheehan from your opinion?

So 2 games (admittedly early) and he's patently failing, losing 2 winnable games. So what is his plan because so far, hes picking the same shape that Sheehan did and roughly the same players in the same positions. Which wasn't working with Sheehan. Hes also displaying Sheehans propensity to...

The guy is terrible, Celtic and Watford are laughing. But, you have to take on board that we create absolutely nothing for our strikers. People were complimentary about the first half yesterday and it was marginally better than usual but against a team who'd won 1 in 7 and who's confidence...

I dont know how a novice head coach who doesn't even have his staff with him can possibly turn this around