What would Buckle do now?!

[Wisconsin_gull]

-> 2 games to go
-> Definitely in the play offs
-> Good shot still at the auto spot
-> Proven system, best defense and keeper we have had in ages, squad is battle worn after a lot of games
-> Just had a couple of flat games on the trot

Put yourself in a parallel universe for a moment. What do you think PB would do now?


My money would be on Manse to RB for a starter!

[HeavenAndHele]

Are Rochdale, Chesterfield, Exeter or Wycombe looking for a new manager?

[SteveDeckchair]

Tell everyone how amazing he is, that we should be thankful that he is our manager and then go to a job interview at Sid James.

[popside_yidlad]

Move rene to right wing to play the billy kee role

[yellow]

Drop Ellis immediately for missing that chance at Wimbledon. Useless he is!

Go on the media and take credit for anything positive, whilst blaming others for anything negative.

Get 3 loan players in of unproven pedigree.

Be unfaithful to family, and club.

Go to bed.

(not necessarily in that order).

[Gullscorer]

Extra training.

[AlexGulls]

Blame the stands at Wimbledon being too close to the pitch.

The fans behind the dugout were too loud and they couldnt here the instructions

Bring in four loans to replace the players that had an off day

Blame the rain.

[brucie]

Cheat on his other half :devil:

[brucie]

Buy some more hair gel

[brucie]

Grin like a deranged hyena

[Dave]

Make a naughty movie with the deranged hyena

[Regiment]

i think he'd take a job at a new club, about to be relegated from league 1

ooh, deja vu...............

[Awayday]

If I was Paul Buckle now, I would be slashing my wrists with the thought of having to live in Luton

[AustrianAndyGull]

Make a naughty movie with the deranged hyena

That's animal cruelty!! Poor Hyena!

[cambgull]

Hate to say it, but he'd probably do quite a good job of geeing up the players. One thing we can't doubt is that he knows how to finish a season well (apart from one game right at the very end when we just fall apart and undo all his good work).