My opinion Flynn is not coming to City

I would be amazed if City had not yet started the recruitment process the day after Mick was sacked. That said an easy and quick option would have been Flynn He was cheap, local and available, it would have taken very little time to get him on board, so given the fact that we are are 10 days into the post MaCarthy period tells me that we are setting out sites a little higher than an ex-county boss. We maybe even giving Morison some scope to prove himself over the coming weeks. Lets hope that this is the case

I would be amazed if City had not yet started the recruitment process the day after Mick was sacked. That said an easy and quick option would have been Flynn He was cheap, local and available, it would have taken very little time to get him on board, so given the fact that we are are 10 days into the post MaCarthy period tells me that we are setting out sites a little higher than an ex-county boss. We maybe even giving Morison some scope to prove himself over the coming weeks. Lets hope that this is the case

I think Morison has given them food for thought, they'll wait a little while and see how he gets on!

I would be amazed if City had not yet started the recruitment process the day after Mick was sacked. That said an easy and quick option would have been Flynn He was cheap, local and available, it would have taken very little time to get him on board, so given the fact that we are are 10 days into the post MaCarthy period tells me that we are setting out sites a little higher than an ex-county boss. We maybe even giving Morison some scope to prove himself over the coming weeks. Lets hope that this is the case

I think Morison has given them food for thought, they'll wait a little while and see how he gets on!

I honestly believe Morison would get it before Flynn

As we can all see there is a concerted drive towards young talent from within the Club ( this maybe driven by finance), and its no coincidence that we are seeing more and more youngsters starting to break through (thats the first time in many years). We also have some of the best results being achieved by the Under 23s so the common theme with all this is STEVE MORISON it would make sense to take a look at him for a Head Coach position providing the seamless join between the academy, the u/23s and the first team all playing off the same hymn-sheet and playing good football on the deck.

The footnote to this would be then to appoint a Director of Football, now that's a cunning plan if ever i have seen one

Although Morison hasn’t really declared public interest in the role,if he didn’t get it we could very well lose him as his stock must be rising.