We look back on Chris Wilder's short tenure without very much to admire on the pitch but appreciate the managers candour and honesty in terms of the lack of cohesion which was a theme throughout the season. Andrew describes some conversations with the former Sheff United Manager about his thoughts on the games, the team and the club and of course the reaction post Luton on April fools day.

We talk about the convoluted Ben Manga interview (which involved much interpretation!) and the move away from "agent based" recruitment to a model based on actually scouting players! (D'ya think!?!) Manga's response to the name of a certain agent seems emphatic but we here that he is still about the place. Andrew explains his concern at the initial comments made by Valerien Ismael and looks forward to probing the former Barnsley manager moving forward. Eyes will be on the transfer activity and Andrew gives his view as to how much activity we might see.

Penultimately we make Andrew play the "One Word Squad comment" game before discussing the Watford Observer, subscriptions and of course what would an "Ollie Phillips" and "Andrew French" set menu's contain in an Indian restaurant!

Andrew is always great fun so do support the Wobbly Obs if you possibly can!! Many thanks Andrew!

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