Katalinic

He's a former England U-21 international so probably best not to let your lack of football knowledge cloud your judgement.

I thought Murty looked ok on Saturday considering he is not fully fit - read the game well and has a much better positional sense than Lloyd James (that will come with experience/decent coaching) - this got him out of jail a couple of times when his lack of pace was evident. If we sign Murty, which I hope that we do, then I would say between them we will have RB covered.

Centre Back worries me - Perry doesn't really have the height and I would see him more as a reserve CB this season - Lancashire I don't think is up to the job to be honest. This only leaves Wayne Thomas who looked good on Saturday, but is he staying? I could see us needing 3 or 4 new players in the heart of defence.

I think it was more a case of he was training with them (one of his former clubs) to keep fit until he got an offer. Happens quite a bit.

As with any appointment, whether we are happy or not is not relevant but what matters is results on the pitch - that is how a manager should be judged and not pre-judged by previous history - the majority were happy with Burley when he was appointed and unhappy with WGS when he got appointed and we got both of those wrong.

Forecast seems to be having a blinder tonight. Bart seems to be another one who needs a fresh start somewhere - loads of promise but over the past couple of years has gone to pieces and he makes me nervous.

From the text commentary it appears that Forecast is keeping us in it.

Sounds like we are under the cosh, but thank goodness that talented youngster Barry Hayles has gone off, we have a chance now........

I would agree with this - when I saw him last season I thought he did well and has potential.

Interesting....where has that come from?

Err but you suggested Peter Taylor. Actually though I agree in a sense, I would rather have Strachan or Keegan but, if we go down the up and coming manager route, can you think of anyone better?

Yes, last season automatically, they also haven't spent anything on a player since 2004 - must be the coaching.....

Yes. Saints fan but Exeter is my home town. P.S. They stuff your suggestion Peter Taylor's every time they play them - he managed Stevenage before Wycombe.

Yes, he is intelligent, articulate and innovative and Exeter City play excellent football. I think if we aren't going to go for a "big name bums on seats manager" then he would be the perfect choice. HTH

Don't like it at all, just looks wrong, colours don't go together, top yellow bit looks like an afterthought. Really bad, I hope we are on a 1 season policy with it.

I agree with all of that. As sorry as I felt for DJ, I remember being relieved he had gone especially having witnessed first hand a 5-0 debacle at Newcastle a couple of weeks before.

I would be doubtful, he is pretty seriously ill at the moment with cancer. Last time I saw him was on Sky a couple of months ago and he looked very frail then.

Well its all about opinions....didn't you say a couple of days ago that Peter Taylor would be a good option? Best see if you can borrow the crayons....

But Pearson has a proven record of getting a team out of this division - I don't see why his record against Wotte is relevant.

I think we probably need 9 players if we are going to make a go of it this season. The majority of the players on show so far are not ready for the first team. There are plenty of good, experienced (not old) free transfers out there at the moment.

Article is clearly planted via his agent's journalist mate with the intention of letting people know JFH wants to get back into football. Never going to be our manager.

But they are only meaningless if the players want them to be - this squad appears to lack any sort of heart and committment - we need a group of players that treat a friendly like the world cup final, a group of players who have some hunger and desire.

Excellent start, just wait for the rush when the big name manager and signings start rolling in

I have always had a good experience in any dealings I have had with the Ticket Office and David Luker in particular. Despite the various debacles going on around them on and off the pitch over the past fews years the Ticket Office have consistently shown how things should be done and made me feel valued as a customer. Lets hope the rest of the club is sorted out from top to bottom.

Has anyone asked the Ticket Office how many ST's sold so far?