Andy W

Yes, after last season

Be happy with that, a bit of a gamble but worth it

I was quite negative before the signings, I thought we'd be relegated. However I am bit more upbeat, might get top half of table if we are lucky

Like the Leeds fans who claimed that Lonergan was better then Schmeichel

My wife is a Wolves fan and is doing cartwheels round the living room. Hopefully I'll be doing cartwheels at end of season when we replace them

Perhaps push KDH upinto barnes' position

Pity we could get his Zambian team mate Fashion Sakala from rangers. I didn't realise he was Zambian when I seen him and thought he ws Daka with skill

As son is going to university this year probably do just away games and a few home games (went to 15 last year). Also from Newcastle game onwards the price increase was 49% as son turned 18

6 minute walk to home end, away is far end of stadium

It's the first roundabout in the complex and turn right - straight on is walterr tull way

coming from Motorway J15A (slow because of roadworks)head towards Northmpton continue at next roundabout and head towards sixfields at sixfields roundabout turn right ,next roundabout turn right towards a gravel car park, ignore that, carry down road turn around back towards car park and park on that road

If West ham hadn't won their European trophy then wouldn't have to play in this round

Don't think it's a good marker because we are going to be bottom half at best (if we play no better than the way we played last season)

We will be watching Play off finals from home working out where some of the teams in league 1 are and plan to visit them

Why, we'll be in same division 24/25 season

You are presuming that a league 1 club would take him

Perhaps a contact extension like choudary

I hope he comes good and thought it would happen Unfortunately he has gone down hill faster than Franz Klammer A loan to League 1 or League 2 might build up his confidence Just not good enough but would happier to loan rather than get rid

That's like saying Rodgers walked because of reduced playing budget.

Thomas will get ripped to shreds in championship

28 MAY LEE GLOVER DEPARTS Posted at 22:27h in 01 category, Latest News by Paul Cooke After full discussions between Lee Glover and the Club, Lee is to leave Kettering Town with immediate effect. This is a mutually agreed decision, between the Club and Lee. Lee feels that a reduced playing budget – coupled with various difficulties remaining from last season – mean it is now better for the Club to find a manager more suited to the Southern League. Lee will assist the new manager and give a full handover of players, scouted player reports and help with loan signings, for next season. Lee has worked exceptionally hard for the Club. We thank Lee for his hard work and efforts over the last 12 months and wish him well for the future. The search for a new manager for the Club starts now, and the Club is looking to make an appointment as soon as possible. The Board.”

Loan Thomas to a League 1 or league his current standard, not good enough for championshi

Mutual consent. He didn't walk he was pushed

Worse than non-league . Kettering Town sacked manager at end of season. They have appointed new manager and we are still waiting

People are thinking the rebuild will get us promotion I think we will be in the championship for one season before being relegated to League 1