Caisley wants back in according to this. Interesting many people blame him for the clubs financial plight... thesun.mobi/sol/homepage/sport/r ... html?mob=1

Caisley wants back in according to this. Interesting many people blame him for the clubs financial plight... thesun.mobi/sol/homepage/sport/r ... html?mob=1

I'm sure there's many people who wouldn't be too happy, we've headed in the opposite direction ie. focusing on youth rather than solely the first team.

Not sure what to make of the article tbh.

NO WAY - IF HE COMES BACK ITS A BACKWARDS STEP SCREW HIM

I heard about the likelihood of this a couple of weeks ago but I kept my counsel on it.

As an outsider I always rated him.

Got to be better than Macca

Well Hood & co managed to stem the £1/2m annual losses that arose on his watch, which if they had continued would have seen us out of business several years ago. And settled the disastrous financial consequences of his signing of Harris in the face of his contractual situation with Leeds, and rebuilt the academy that seemed to have faded badly on his watch, so I guess now would indeed be a good time to want back in...if you were him?

I'm sure the board would prefer to see someone able to inject a load of cash though...

Is he a multi-millionaire?

You do realize Caisley isn't a coach, but a former chairman, right?

There are a lot of posters on this forum that remember Caisley, who came across as a pleasant and easy to talk to person, but was indeed economical and disengenuous with the truth to keep us fans on his side. No way would I want him back others might but I wouldn't!



We still get a few whinging about Peter Hood but if he went it would not bode well for the future of this Club. as Adey has pointed out he has along with others turned the Club round financially made sure that Macca had a base to start with, initially it was to get a strong Academy system up and running and then finally getting a reasonable financial base from which Macca can now start on a more level playing field to get a Team to challenge for honours once again!

Caisley has seen the bandwagon is ready to roll again and wants to jump back on!

If he wants to reinvest, let him.

Dont let your view in him be lighted by what has happened in the last 5 years. look longer term:

He employed Peter Deakin. He employed Brian Smith, he presided over a period that saw us go from the brink of relegation to being world champions three times.

He got rid of Peter Fox at a time when many fans thought he was the only man for the job, and he brought in Robbie Paul.

Withou his vision, we would only be where we are now, but without 10 years of success, or perhaps we would be even worse off?