Wymsey

He could see it as his 'football-fix' temporarily until the season-end. And, if he impresses again, the alleged idea of him replacing Guardiola at Man City in the Summer could well come into fruition for him - but that hugely relies on him, if he does come here, to make a great immediate impression again performance-wise (although he'll know it'd be a massive risk for him in accepting to return in the first place). - Have a feeling that Aiyawatt is very lost and unsure what to do. It's frustrating listening to his recent interview, with him appearing quite unprepared to what to say and lacking any strong response as to how to improve things - a sign of a weak 'leader', for sure. However Vichai, as irrelevant as it may seem to suggest now, would know what he'd do straightaway; can imagine he wouldn't take this situation anymore and would've made drastic action. One does scratch a head as to how all of this has unfolded to what has come to this, and what/who started it, given King Power's ambition to increase stadium capacity etc not that long ago.

Tried controlling his dog..

Surprises have happened before, like Pearson returning.

Imagine if it's Chris Coleman or Martin..

What did he do?

It may well be some parade for Trump's 80th..

It's like reminiscing about an ex. Just move on.

Or is it a more entertaining, than ****, league etc..

It seemed a disaster and a publicity stunt from the start.

Scary with the thought of others like him thinking of / planning such attacks.. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cdjnknm18mvo

Can see it being Mike Ashley, given he has links to the Midlands with Coventry and Sports Direct business - but don't think he'd want to wait around a while if he has any interest at all.

Take it that it's an independent football panel deciding on this, plus Man City's?

Did he?

The club must have a good case put forward against any pre-official decision for such a delay.

Reckon they'll want an unexpected 'big' name, to get as much press as possible to the club about such a possible appointment and to get the players and supporters excited.

Why can't he be interviewed by the guy who interviewed Aiyawatt yesterday?

Has he got coaching badges already?

Reckon he's like a Michael Carrick-type - calm, will have respect of a majority of the playing staff and has a good relationship with the fans. Obviously it's a risk, given his lack of managerial experience, but this could actually work.

Obviously he won't come, but Ange would be great with the club in its current state. Would put a rocket up the players, making them more attack-minded and also be very direct towards the club's management.

6am press conference.

Reckon he would've sacked his son, had Vichai stepped away in a completely different scenario to what happened, as soon as it was discovered what was happening to the club after him. Maybe one day, Susan Whelan will reveal what happened during the latter part of her time where which led to her leaving.