My view of all this.

After the final whistle at Huddersfield I felt something was brewing. I went into the game not convinced about us. I was at Middlesborough where we won 3-2 but I felt we were lucky to hold on. Infact it would have not surprised me if we would have lost 4-3. The 1st half at Huddersfield proved my fears right. It got worse for me in that 2nd half.

Quite a bit of that game was played in front of us away fans and you could see the expressions on the faces of our players gave it all away. Colwill was perhaps the worse with his demeaner. He was having a good game but his expressions gave the impression of "why am I doing this". From that I felt something was seriously wrong.

It came as no surprise to me when the message got out he was sacked. Thing is he did not get the sack. I've heard many rumours about what happened and from them this is what I believe. Tan was hounding Morison with text messages during the game. I can well believe that from Tan. Morison ignored them. I can believe that even more so. At FT Morison finally answered Tan and the conversation got heated. Morison walked. That is what I believe.

So really no decision was made as the club had not to make one. Of course the club had to relieve Morison of his duties but they did not sack him, he walked.

So what next besides looking for a new manager. Do not be surprised if we have another Michael Isaac scenario. Don't be surprised if Morison takes Tan to court. Don't be surprised if Morison uses this to degrade Tan like Isaac did.

I don't think it's true, but if it is then it's Morisons fault partly, I've told every Manager I won't answer the phone before nine and after five every Monday to Friday, as I turn it off and stick it in the drawer.

I'm pretty sure no Manager would agree to calls on a match day due to the hight pressure and emotion, it would always end in disaster!