| Brown down 17:32 - Sep 18 with 710 views | Mullet |
|  |
| |  |
| Brown down on 17:47 - Sep 18 with 618 views | pointofblue |
Unusual to be sacking managers on a Sunday, but he's the second to go. I presume that's because of the optics of doing it tomorrow.
On paper, Colchester don't have an awful squad but our ex players are getting on - Skuse (36), Chambers (36), Judge (33), Sears (32), Smith (32), Nouble (30) and Eastman (30). Then you have the ever injured Huws at 28. |  |
| |
| Brown down on 18:03 - Sep 18 with 548 views | Sharkey |
| Brown down on 17:47 - Sep 18 by pointofblue |
Unusual to be sacking managers on a Sunday, but he's the second to go. I presume that's because of the optics of doing it tomorrow.
On paper, Colchester don't have an awful squad but our ex players are getting on - Skuse (36), Chambers (36), Judge (33), Sears (32), Smith (32), Nouble (30) and Eastman (30). Then you have the ever injured Huws at 28. |
Colchester have an enormous squad, with the old brigade you mention, (and you can add Akinde) a sizeable bunch of young home-grown players , (some of whom have already played a lot of games), and then a whole raft of loanees who came in a couple of weeks ago. Not short of numbers, - just a case of whether someone can get a tune out of any eleven of them. A manager who is not quite so scared of losing as the last two have been would be nice. I suspect (and hope) it won't be the usual six weeks of interviews followed by an 'internal promotion'. I think that if a name of some sort is not appointed, there's a real risk gates will go under 2000 for midweek games. |  | | |
| |
By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions.
