Barry Brockes

He attended Bungay High School in the late 1990s/early 2000s so presumably was brought up in that area. Manning is a well-known name in and around Bungay so someone on here might have come across him.

Trading on his Dad's record a bit llike Paul Dalglish? If that's the case so much for Knapper's detailed statistical analysis of potential new signings and thorough scouting over a period of several.months.

Very worryingly for the future SVH was one of Knapper's first forays into the transfer market. On what basis did he think SVH was just what we needed?

If it is Mike Kenning he would have to be up there as one of the quickest wingers we ever had. Goodness me he could shift.

It's a long time ago and my good memory is but a distant memory but my stab in the dark is Mike Kenning.

Absolute top man. Saw him at the 1985 reunion. My ten year-old grandson hadn't a clue who he was but Ken took the time to explain to him all about 1985 playing down his role in it and putting all the praise on to the players. What a guy. Hope he gets to 100.

He's said for a long time that would be his dream job - and presumably it will be his final drive. Wonder how much it's costing Ferrari.

I read last year that Moanrinho had been paid £80m. in sacking payments over the years usually lasting no more than three seasons at any club. But he's on the managerial merry-go-round along with quite a few others and I'm sure he'll pick up a job in one of the top European leagues with a club who'll accept his out-dated turgid playing style in return for some hoped-for success.

Many years ago I was running a course at a hotel in the Coventry/Warwick area. Sunderland were staying there in advance of playing Coventry that evening. Whilst the players were having an afternoon kip, Mick McCarthy, their manager at the time, was in the lounge having a cuppa. Rather cheekily I joined him as he was not occupied on anything and we started chatting footie talk. Have to say he was a top bloke, down to earth and really appreciative of City as a club. I suspect that changed a few years later!

Saw John Ruddy a couple of times in Tesco at Harford and also filling up with fuel at the Shell garage on Ipswich Road.

Saw Teemu several times shopping either in Sainsburys in Attleborough or Waitrose in Wymondham. Saw Emi playing football with his littl'un in his garden.

I have friends both in Calgary and Athabasca and can't believe the weather they live with from Autumn through to Spring every year. When we speak to them at Christmas and they say it's mild as it's only minus 10. Yikes. Not for me.

In talks with Sheffield United according to Bournemouth local sports journos.

And we're always told it's difficult to play against ten men. Coventry haven't made a bad job of it against the league leaders.

Kevin Keelan was the master of taking out players. Knee in the crown jewels, forearm smash across the face or fist in the eye - and mostly he got away with it.

Yes, back problem. Will be monitored for a couple of weeks.

He was charged with marking Bobby Charlton out of the 1966 Cup Final. Bobby Charlton was charged with marking Franz Beckenbauer out of the game. They got to know each other quite well during that 120 minutes and became good friends afterwards. Both true gents as well.

He was at the panto with his family last night and seemed happy enough chatting with fans who recognised him.

Charlotte FC in the MLS.

By all accounts the new investors are lining up Potter to replace Ten Hag. Yes, ManUre are a bigger basket case than us but given a choice of Old Trafford or Carrow Road? Mmmm.

Every time I see Knapper's name mentioned I can't stop singing 'Puppet On A String'. Hopefully it will soon change to 'We Are The Champions' running through my brain.

Fanny and Johnnie Craddock. Classic TV with the famous episode where Fanny showed viewers how to make doughnuts after which Johnnie came out with the immortal words 'I hope all your doughnuts turn out like Fanny's'.

Surely Knapper will have seen videos of all our games this season or been there in person before he took up his appointment. If that didn't provide sufficient evidence for him to know how the land lies and to decide a way forward the games since he's been here must have confirmed his views. Whether he'll be allowed to act on his plans or turns out to be a Board puppet only time will tell.

100% agree with Pants. This is a critical time for Knapper. He knows Wagner has to go and now but if he's not allowed to do the deed that completely undermines his authority and merely shows him up to be a Smith puppet.

Don't think Garnacho had read the script.