I will do better and make sure I always check that a post is showing after I've clicked submit.

I think Danensian's problem was the opposite, it seems to have been posted before he clicked Submit.

Richard Horne is a young coach with limited experience. He’s going to make mistakes. He’s going to get things wrong. He deserves to be given time.

We’ve clearly improved defensively since he’s been in charge. Only conceding 26 points in Toronto is testament to that. We’ve not lost a game by more than 12 points since he’s been here, many by fewer points than that. Had we cut out some of the mistakes, not given away the silly penalties, we could have won most of them.

Whilst accepting that we’ve not been good enough, comparing Richard Horne to a monkey is extremely unfair.

Then he must have inadvertently pressed 'submit' half way through.
Unless we have a poltergeist.

I am not comparing him to a monkey ... it is poetic licence ... = anybody could have had a similar record to RH's ... even you ... or me.

Where is the expertise he should have brought from his big-time club Hull.
There is little evidence of that.
John Kear would have done miles better.

Please don't talk about money.

Besides we really don't have the time to be nurturing a coach as well as nurturing players.

If he'd inadvertently pressed Submit halfway through, would the first part of his message not have disappeared of his screen?

Something has obviously gone wrong, the guy apologised to readers in his next message. Whoever or what is to blame is irrelevant.

I was at the second match but I don't think I would rank highly in a Geoff Roebuck quiz.

You're an impossible apologist ...
Hardly worth the effort.

No, I am not an apologist... I try to understand things from other people's point of view as well as my own. And I'm not going to apologise for that!

Perhaps there is a need to coach technique in the submitting of posts, its obviously quite important to get it right, we don't need anyone knocking on or failing to tackle the keyboard in a way that brings about several comments on this extremely important matter. Failing to submit correctly could stop us getting into the Championship.

yours

Cynic Al

He didn't say he went to the Dons very first game

Sorry Geoff this is all before my time, I thought Danensian said "Since the very first match in 1951."

I was minus 7 when all this took place.

I assumed this was the very first Dons match of all time but I'll stand corrected if I've misunderstood.