George Street-Bridge wrote:I only wrote his programme profile yesterday! Thought he'd at least get to the end of the season.

They might get through another one before the end of April. You may also have to scrub Darren Way if Yeovil continue to struggle.

Thank God Yeovil is away!

Oh yes! Thanks for reminding me....... train times to investigate.

That's two of the famous Class of 92 Neville and Scholes, have realised that management is not as easy as punditry.

Giggs next?

Judging by his press conferences he wouldn't find punditry easy

There's more to this story than meets the knee

mad norm wrote:There's more to this story than meets the knee

The only thing that ever met anyone's knee with Scholes would have been Scholes' studs.

excessbee wrote:Oh yes! Thanks for reminding me....... train times to investigate.

How the hell did you forget we’d already played them home ??! Lol

Justanordinaryfan wrote:

excessbee wrote:Oh yes! Thanks for reminding me....... train times to investigate.

How the hell did you forget we’d already played them home ??! Lol

Still traumatised I guess.

Sky reports last night painted a picture of someone out of his depth in the job.

George Street-Bridge wrote:Sky reports last night painted a picture of someone out of his depth in the job.

What did sky say? I have to be honest in part my query is because of my intense dislike of Scholes. As a player he was gifted but frankly was a thug. If I heard commentators once say they put it down to Scholes not being able to tackle, when the truth was he took out his fellow professionals with no regard to the injuries he could and did cause.

Johnny Giles was exactly the same.

They highlighted his poor stats and had a couple of pundits - Gus Poyet was one, can't remember the other - talking up the idea that it's best to jump ship early if the job is going badly. Gave equal prominence to a club statement rubbishing his stated reasons for quitting.

Of course, there might be no love lost because of the BBC's love-in with the Class of 92.

He is claiming that, despite promise made, the owner was interfering with his management decisions.

The owner has since denied this.

The Daily Mail (I know! I know) airs some fairly damning revelations that make Scholes’ decision to flee pretty understandable.

Wikipedia says they are 97 per cent owned by a football agent, what did he expect? Resigning by text as alleged still shoddy.