Ramsey actually played 4-3-3 for a number of games in the 1966 World Cup. He used 4-4-2 much more when he was the Ipswich boss. Of course, he became famous for 4-4-2 because one the games he used it in was the World Cup final.
That's a good point. When does 'Flows contract expire? He'll need to get cracking on the Motherwell TV effort otherwise I can see some talented internet whizz kid being given a chance.
Or, maybe he just made that comment without any specific players in mind just to keep everybody on their toes and stop complacency creeping after the club just picked up 2 awards.
For what it's worth, as of Friday the bookies favourites for the Brighton job were:
Gus Poyet 9/2
Steve Cotterill 7/1
Teddy Sheringham 10/1
John Gregory 12/1
Peter Taylor 12/1
Gareth Southgate 13/1
Iain Dowie 13/1
Alan Curbishley 14/1
Tony Adams 20/1
Gannon didn't even rate a mention.
Pretty much in line with his earlier comments about short term plans, long terms plans, needing a few fresh faces etc.
His track record for bringing in new players has been excellent, so no worries there. I'm more concerned about which loanees he manages to keep.
We didn't have this social media malarky when I was a lad. Only email, news groups, mailing lists, IRC, bulletin boards and web sites
Is there going to much difference between the Facebook content and the 'fishul site?
Aye, that's a shame. When I lived in Hamilton, I always enjoyed the Accies game. A whole load of us ('Well & Accies fans) would walk down to Douglas Park and stand together on the terraces. Made it even more important to win.
I seem to remember the travelling support going a bit mental when Paul Mills scored the last gasp winner at East End Park.
Not nearly as important as some of the other goals mentioned here, but it felt like it at the time.
After the Accies game we will have played everybody the league once. Even if all the results go against us, the lowest position we can be is 5th. That's not a bad showing while we are still very much in the early stages of rebuilding.