Spurs' Bostock ends Owls loan spell

Headless chicken.Bye

Point taken. Shame realy. Maybe he will be , one day a good aquisition for someone.

Radon A ittle unfare really a lot of owls on here are not Sheffielders as we are MASSIVE i'm sure Kettering is not a Champagne Charlie r u lol

so are you blaming bostock on megson? you reckon he had much of a say in his loan signing? more mandaric i would say, and what about marshall and antonio, INSPIRED loan deals from mr megson.

Haha, I was foregetting about that other popular pastime involving s**t and a stick until Kettering OWL 1963 reminded me. I'm eager to let this whole management issue slide now as it's all been said and everything else is just repetition. We all have our opinions and we're all entitled to voice them but bold assertions really ought to be supported by facts. This 'growing list of cock-ups' for instance. Maybe the truth will emerge one day (don't forget GM's bound by a 'confidentiality clause' right now) but if Bostock's arrival lit the fuse between manager and owner I wouldn't be at all surprised. The explosion that followed may well have cost Meggo his job, but let's not twist things out of shape here. ozzietheowl makes the point that GM's record with loan signings was good (he could also have added Bywater, Llera & Tavernier) and that MM has a history of bringing in players above the manager's head (as he'd also done before at both Portsmouth and Leicester). But Kettering, you'd have us believe that both Marshall and Antonio were MM signings when clearly they were not. As for 'getting rid of the man who ran out of ideas'? That's one opinion and it's hardly backed by statistics, is it? One being that Meggo's Owls led this division for having the highest number of points gained from losing positions, which suggests an ability on his part to successfully alter things during the course of a match. But it's history now, surely. There's only that stupid poll to remind us. DJ will probably find he has a tough act to follow. It's a pity we lost a little ground last night but there's still plenty of time to make up for it. In many ways his real work starts now. Don't forget Father Ted won his first three games and I'd argue DJ has inherited a team that's in far better shape. We can all get behind him without needing to slag off the previous regime. We are all Wednesday, aren't we?