‘He’s the one’ says York City chairman of his Worthington best (From York Press)

Still very bad for Gary. Thanks for getting us up and bringing back some of the best times I've had watching York since Jonny Ward and some of the Alan Lttle days. Im sure we will see Gary at a higher level one day and be a success elsewhere.

Good luck to Nigel for the rest of the season, its quite a feat to attract someone who has managed at such a good level.

Mike Oxuge wrote:
Disgraceful behaviour towards a man who got City promoted.

I wasn't happy to see him go, but it wasn't exactly disgraceful - the board seem to have been surprisingly patient and grateful towards Mills (rightly so in my opinion), but they had to do something. Hopefully Worthington will achieve similar feats to Mills and keep our remarkable recent success going.

Full credit to the McGills, they really do seem to have the good of the club at heart and its clear to see that they made the decision to sack Mills with a heavy heart - hopefully their brave decision will reap the rewards it deserves.

As a big supporter of Gary Mills I have resisted making any comments since he was sacked. I took time to digest the news and to think it through. Clearly Gary achieved the impossible last year and gave YCFC the most glorious year in our history with 2 brilliant trips to Wembley. This season we have had bad luck without a doubt but in football and in business you must look forward and positive results are fundamental to success. Gary I'm sad to say became too fixed and predictable and his arrogance did not help. His last radio interview highlighted he had no answers or ideas to stop the rot except more of the same. I applaud the McGill's and truly think they are doing a brilliant job for City and we owe a lot to them for saving our club. It was clear Jason had a special relationship with Gary which again made the sacking a very difficult decision. But the club and survival are crucial and you have to 'care' and love city to make this change.

The appointment of Nigel seems to be a masterstroke and one that could be the catalyst to the next exciting phase for city. I hope he can keep us up but certainly after last Saturday it is amazing how quickly the positive vibes are back with a absolute coup of an appointment.

Now it is down to usfans to be positive and support Nigel and the players and especially at home where a positive atmosphere WILL help turn around our recent results.

So well done Jason and the board and welcome Nigel.

Finally lets thank Gary a fantastic join last year - we will always be very welcome at Bootham Crescent.

As a Southern based supporter I hope to see as many of you as possible at Wimbledon on Saturday to support Nigel and the boys!

Mike Oxuge wrote:
Disgraceful behaviour towards a man who got City promoted.

No I don't think so. The easiest thing would have been to keep Mills with a bigger danger that we'd have then gone straight back down. Sometimes really tough calls have to be made for the greater good. Mills got us promoted but was struggling in League 2 and we've now got a manager who's had success throughout the football league. I think our chances of staying up have increased significantly with the change.

YCFC am byth wrote:
As a big supporter of Gary Mills I have resisted making any comments since he was sacked. I took time to digest the news and to think it through. Clearly Gary achieved the impossible last year and gave YCFC the most glorious year in our history with 2 brilliant trips to Wembley. This season we have had bad luck without a doubt but in football and in business you must look forward and positive results are fundamental to success. Gary I'm sad to say became too fixed and predictable and his arrogance did not help. His last radio interview highlighted he had no answers or ideas to stop the rot except more of the same. I applaud the McGill's and truly think they are doing a brilliant job for City and we owe a lot to them for saving our club. It was clear Jason had a special relationship with Gary which again made the sacking a very difficult decision. But the club and survival are crucial and you have to 'care' and love city to make this change.

The appointment of Nigel seems to be a masterstroke and one that could be the catalyst to the next exciting phase for city. I hope he can keep us up but certainly after last Saturday it is amazing how quickly the positive vibes are back with a absolute coup of an appointment.

Now it is down to usfans to be positive and support Nigel and the players and especially at home where a positive atmosphere WILL help turn around our recent results.

So well done Jason and the board and welcome Nigel.

Finally lets thank Gary a fantastic join last year - we will always be very welcome at Bootham Crescent.

As a Southern based supporter I hope to see as many of you as possible at Wimbledon on Saturday to support Nigel and the boys!

fully agree. well said that man

The board were patient nothing changed it was not getting better they acted in the best interest of the club. Look at Micky mellon at Fleetwood he won them the title last year he lost 3 games on the bounce and got the boot that is ruthless. They have replaced him with the untried Graeme alexander and their record is not good. The board i believe have got a good man for the job its time to draw a huge line under this what is done is done it wont change. Its another little bit of history for David Batters to put in the next book on york city onward and upward keep the faith

Phil, Leeds wrote:

Mike Oxuge wrote:
Disgraceful behaviour towards a man who got City promoted.

No I don't think so. The easiest thing would have been to keep Mills with a bigger danger that we'd have then gone straight back down. Sometimes really tough calls have to be made for the greater good. Mills got us promoted but was struggling in League 2 and we've now got a manager who's had success throughout the football league. I think our chances of staying up have increased significantly with the change.

Phil, totally agree.

Frankly, he had to go. True it is that he had a magnificent season 2011-2012 and the club will, no doubt, be ever grateful, but his tactics for this league have been banal at best. Playing 4-5-1, home and away, and lumping high balls to the 1, who is 5.8," was never going to be enough to win sufficient games for survival. Furthermore, I suspect the board were irritated by his habit of signing a host of players that had to be paid, but never played. Mr. Worthington knows full well that tapping the ball about in your third of the pitch is pointless - it is in the final third where the game is won.
Surely the answer is to play Rankine alongside Walker, with Blair just behind them - strength, guile and speed. Kerr and McLaughlin would then have someone to pass to and if Chambers could ever learn to centre accurately.......

so Mike because Gary Mills did a superb job getting us up last season the right thing to do is sit idly by and watch him take us bad down again.no one wanted him to be sacked we all of us fans board everyone wanted him to turn things round and go on to manage city for years but it just wasnt looking like it was going to happen,what kind of a supporter would want his board to sit by and watch that happen,then who,d get the flack the board of course.I f you want injustice talk to nigel Adkins formerly of Southampton having got them up twice struggled a bit early season but then pulling them round only to be sacked,thats ruthless and injustice,ive said before personally i,m really pleased not to have been the one having to make the decision on having to sack a man who,s done so much for us,but he didnt do himself any favours either.

Mad for Minstermen wrote:

Phil, Leeds wrote:

Mike Oxuge wrote: Disgraceful behaviour towards a man who got City promoted.

No I don't think so. The easiest thing would have been to keep Mills with a bigger danger that we'd have then gone straight back down. Sometimes really tough calls have to be made for the greater good. Mills got us promoted but was struggling in League 2 and we've now got a manager who's had success throughout the football league. I think our chances of staying up have increased significantly with the change.

Phil, totally agree.

A very brave decision by the McGills and their previous Brass experience left them no choice but to change the manager this time around. Gary will always be a legend for what he achieved here, and should we stay in the league, I certainly won't forget that a large part of that is down to Mills. Shame it ended how it did, but now we open a new chapter in our history.

I think you people who think Mills had a rough deal you should stop all this nonsence, He became a spent force, he dug his own grave,he thought becouse of last seasons success the club was his,got too big for his boots,"his" backroom boys ,and certain players were shown loyalty they didn't deserve,they were not D2 standard, he got found out, Nice man maybe ,good manager?????? Not over the last 8 months,if he was, you wouldn't be where you are.

First half of the season we did well enough to be comfortable in this division so Gary must have been doing something right at this level then.Shame it had to end this way but good luck to NW I'm sure we'll stay up.We may not be great but there's more than 2 weaker teams than us in this division.

Mike Oxuge wrote:
Disgraceful behaviour towards a man who got City promoted.

Absolute rubbish. That was last season in a different league. This season he started off OK in terms of results, but since Christmas it's been a disaster. P12 W1 D6 L5 in 2013 speaks for itself. Mills couldn't or wouldn't change the system when it clearly wasn't working and he said as much to the board and the supporters. This is quote from GM in the wake of the Barnet defeat: " GARY Mills has told York City chairman Jason McGill he might have to look for a new manager if he wants the team to play 4-4-2.

The Minstermen lost 2-1 at home to lowly Barnet at Bootham Crescent on Saturday, leaving Mills’ side without a win in eight matches since beating Burton 3-0 on New Year’s Day. But the City boss insisted the side’s struggles are not related to his favoured 4-3-3 formation.

He said: “Four-three-three has been very successful for us. The problem we have got is that we are giving goals away at this moment in time but, if the chairman wants a 4-4-2 manager, then I’m proud of what I have done at this club.

“People might be having a go at me and I’m having a hard time and finding things difficult, but we’ve got to stick together. We’ve got to play the system better – I know that and the players do.

“But why should we stop doing something that has worked well? "

Mills seemed to have a selected memory about his use of 4-3-3 last year. he had to switch to 4-4-2 loads last season when we were losing or drawing.

Just clicked onto the new managers interview, how you are expected to listen to the new managers comments about why he has decided to join the York City set up , I don't know as there is speaking from another commentator over the top of it. Very disappointing.

Still weasled out of telling the others they were surplus to requirements.
Had to use a knob like Chris Tock. Who exactly is he ?
A jumped up doorman.

openallhours wrote:

Mad for Minstermen wrote:

Phil, Leeds wrote:

Mike Oxuge wrote: Disgraceful behaviour towards a man who got City promoted.

No I don't think so. The easiest thing would have been to keep Mills with a bigger danger that we'd have then gone straight back down. Sometimes really tough calls have to be made for the greater good. Mills got us promoted but was struggling in League 2 and we've now got a manager who's had success throughout the football league. I think our chances of staying up have increased significantly with the change.

Phil, totally agree.

A very brave decision by the McGills and their previous Brass experience left them no choice but to change the manager this time around. Gary will always be a legend for what he achieved here, and should we stay in the league, I certainly won't forget that a large part of that is down to Mills. Shame it ended how it did, but now we open a new chapter in our history.

They gave Brass and Co. All the clubs money and 3 year contracts. Because they have been winging it for years. That "brave move" cost us 8 years in the conference. And them 75% ownership, to include full return, thats 100% return on their so-called "investment" when the sale and move is complete.
75% ownership for free isnt such a bad deal. Suits his ambition.
Trying getting an answer about their exit strategy.

The majority of City's supporters have now had time to reflect on the demise of GM and the subsequent appointment of NW, with Jason McGill's comments today re-inforcing what most of us were thinking. Now it's definitely time to move forward and start collecting those valuable points towards safety with all of us really getting behind the team and NW. I can't wait to see what the team sheet will be on Saturday (and no, I am NOT going to be tempted into playing football manager with a prediction or who I would like to see play, as NW will surely be ringing a few changes). Let's just wait and see. As for M. Oxuge... not a supporter... no other comment necessary.

a future plan is vital...as people have mentioned, look at southampton. adkins was doing great, but this lad from spain may be part of a future, long-term aim to keep the saints as an established PL club.
look at newcastle, hughton took them up, had a great start to the season and then to everyone's surprise, in came pardew. at the time it seemed crazy, now - despite a few issues this season that they look to have over-come - it looks like a masterstroke.
worthington appears to have a long-term aim if he can keep city up this season, lets see if he can deliver!

We all have to look forward now and the vast majority of supporters think the board have made a good appointment in NW.We are all sorry to see GM go but he was his own worst enemy at the end and it proved his downfall.
Like someone has already said it will be interesting to see Sat`s team sheet!Let`s not kid ourselves this will be a very difficult game.Wimbledon are fighting for survival like us and their manager will want to get one over on NW.They will be fired up to hammer a nail in our coffin and say "welcome to Div 2 Mr Worthington!"

Mike Oxuge wrote:
Disgraceful behaviour towards a man who got City promoted.

Time to move on. As with most others I'm very happy with the new manager and now looking forward to Saturdays game rather than just expecting another defeat. Good to hear he feels you need flexibility at times and looking forward to one or two Worthington signings coming in. Jason did what needed to be done so let's support the new guy while forever being grateful to Gary and wishing him the best for the future.

Gary Mills was a dignified man and he will always be proudly remembered at York City Football Club. But sadly he had to go, as no individual can be deemed more important than the club. We were practically in free-fall with all the bottom clubs breathing down our neck. Gary seemed quite prepared to go on doing the same old thing regardless of results, and the alarm bells were ringing. So the Board had no alternative but to replace Gary Mills as Manager. We have no divine right to escape relegation but with Nigel Worthington at the helm perhaps we now have a better chance, "Lets hope so".

OLD - HEAD wrote:
Gary Mills was a dignified man and he will always be proudly remembered at York City Football Club. But sadly he had to go, as no individual can be deemed more important than the club. We were practically in free-fall with all the bottom clubs breathing down our neck. Gary seemed quite prepared to go on doing the same old thing regardless of results, and the alarm bells were ringing. So the Board had no alternative but to replace Gary Mills as Manager. We have no divine right to escape relegation but with Nigel Worthington at the helm perhaps we now have a better chance, "Lets hope so".

WELL SAID, the same thing applied here at Norwich,when we went back down,we said as some of your supporters have said (Nigel)went becouse players let him down,i dont think he will let that happen at York,if they dont step up to the plate they will be down the road,its no different than in a factory,do the job or look for another.

Totally neutral about NW.
Like clapping players on the pitch.
Nothing has been won or lost yet so why do it ?
Time will tell.
Funny how everyone needs to be falling overthemselves welcoming him. Its not his fault hes been given a job and why wouldnt just be taken as he is welcome ?
Win win for Worthy what ever happens.

neutral observer 2 wrote:
Totally neutral about NW.
Like clapping players on the pitch.
Nothing has been won or lost yet so why do it ?
Time will tell.
Funny how everyone needs to be falling overthemselves welcoming him. Its not his fault hes been given a job and why wouldnt just be taken as he is welcome ?
Win win for Worthy what ever happens.

Okay Yabba, whatever you say...

Mike Oxuge wrote:
Disgraceful behaviour towards a man who got City promoted.

Why/ would you have been happy to post this same comment on the last match day of the season with us needing a win to stay up? and Gary Mills saying he isn't going to change how he plays despite what anybody/everybody else thinks?

speaks99 wrote:

neutral observer 2 wrote:
Totally neutral about NW.
Like clapping players on the pitch.
Nothing has been won or lost yet so why do it ?
Time will tell.
Funny how everyone needs to be falling overthemselves welcoming him. Its not his fault hes been given a job and why wouldnt just be taken as he is welcome ?
Win win for Worthy what ever happens.

Okay Yabba, whatever you say...

He states not, but the writing style is unique.

bill bailey wrote:
I think you people who think Mills had a rough deal you should stop all this nonsence, He became a spent force, he dug his own grave,he thought becouse of last seasons success the club was his,got too big for his boots,"his" backroom boys ,and certain players were shown loyalty they didn't deserve,they were not D2 standard, he got found out, Nice man maybe ,good manager?????? Not over the last 8 months,if he was, you wouldn't be where you are.

Can't quite fathom your interest and very opinionated views on our Club when you now seem to be a Norwich fan as well as having of course having played at a very high level - under Alec Stock I believe you said? Unless I am mistaken you said not long ago you hoped to see City play sometime - how therefore can you substantiate your sweeping claims that Gary "got too big for his boots/ back room boysdidn't deserve loyalty/players not D2 standardetc etc" . You could be correct but I suspect you are just jumping on the bandwagon from afar.

duffy wrote:

speaks99 wrote:

neutral observer 2 wrote:
Totally neutral about NW.
Like clapping players on the pitch.
Nothing has been won or lost yet so why do it ?
Time will tell.
Funny how everyone needs to be falling overthemselves welcoming him. Its not his fault hes been given a job and why wouldnt just be taken as he is welcome ?
Win win for Worthy what ever happens.

Okay Yabba, whatever you say...

He states not, but the writing style is unique.

Afraid not. I stopped visiting that site yonks ago.
But chatting with him the other day and mentioned some divy from Wakefield had been yelling a bucket full .
Must be one of you 2.

neutral observer 2 wrote:

duffy wrote:

speaks99 wrote:

neutral observer 2 wrote:
Totally neutral about NW.
Like clapping players on the pitch.
Nothing has been won or lost yet so why do it ?
Time will tell.
Funny how everyone needs to be falling overthemselves welcoming him. Its not his fault hes been given a job and why wouldnt just be taken as he is welcome ?
Win win for Worthy what ever happens.

Okay Yabba, whatever you say...

He states not, but the writing style is unique.

Afraid not. I stopped visiting that site yonks ago.
But chatting with him the other day and mentioned some divy from Wakefield had been yelling a bucket full .
Must be one of you 2.

Did you not do this split personality thing a few years ago ?

duffy wrote:

neutral observer 2 wrote:

duffy wrote:

speaks99 wrote:

neutral observer 2 wrote:
Totally neutral about NW.
Like clapping players on the pitch.
Nothing has been won or lost yet so why do it ?
Time will tell.
Funny how everyone needs to be falling overthemselves welcoming him. Its not his fault hes been given a job and why wouldnt just be taken as he is welcome ?
Win win for Worthy what ever happens.

Okay Yabba, whatever you say...

He states not, but the writing style is unique.

Afraid not. I stopped visiting that site yonks ago.
But chatting with him the other day and mentioned some divy from Wakefield had been yelling a bucket full .
Must be one of you 2.

Did you not do this split personality thing a few years ago ?

You must keep up your daytime job with stonewall.
From what i remember of that site , people were too obsessed with who was who.
It must have moved on to writing style obessesion.

neutral observer 2 wrote:

duffy wrote:

neutral observer 2 wrote:

duffy wrote:

speaks99 wrote:

neutral observer 2 wrote:
Totally neutral about NW.
Like clapping players on the pitch.
Nothing has been won or lost yet so why do it ?
Time will tell.
Funny how everyone needs to be falling overthemselves welcoming him. Its not his fault hes been given a job and why wouldnt just be taken as he is welcome ?
Win win for Worthy what ever happens.

Okay Yabba, whatever you say...

He states not, but the writing style is unique.

Afraid not. I stopped visiting that site yonks ago.
But chatting with him the other day and mentioned some divy from Wakefield had been yelling a bucket full .
Must be one of you 2.

Did you not do this split personality thing a few years ago ?

You must keep up your daytime job with stonewall.
From what i remember of that site , people were too obsessed with who was who.
It must have moved on to writing style obessesion.

Na, no one does staccato like you.

duffy wrote:

neutral observer 2 wrote:

duffy wrote:

neutral observer 2 wrote:

duffy wrote:

speaks99 wrote:

neutral observer 2 wrote:
Totally neutral about NW.
Like clapping players on the pitch.
Nothing has been won or lost yet so why do it ?
Time will tell.
Funny how everyone needs to be falling overthemselves welcoming him. Its not his fault hes been given a job and why wouldnt just be taken as he is welcome ?
Win win for Worthy what ever happens.

Okay Yabba, whatever you say...

He states not, but the writing style is unique.

Afraid not. I stopped visiting that site yonks ago.
But chatting with him the other day and mentioned some divy from Wakefield had been yelling a bucket full .
Must be one of you 2.

Did you not do this split personality thing a few years ago ?

You must keep up your daytime job with stonewall.
From what i remember of that site , people were too obsessed with who was who.
It must have moved on to writing style obessesion.

Na, no one does staccato like you.

Next time i come across the Pennines I have to ask him wtf your on about.

YorkCityLuke wrote:

Mike Oxuge wrote:
Disgraceful behaviour towards a man who got City promoted.

I wasn't happy to see him go, but it wasn't exactly disgraceful - the board seem to have been surprisingly patient and grateful towards Mills (rightly so in my opinion), but they had to do something. Hopefully Worthington will achieve similar feats to Mills and keep our remarkable recent success going.

think he's on a wind up Luke

Gladys Cheesepick wrote:
Still very bad for Gary. Thanks for getting us up and bringing back some of the best times I've had watching York since Jonny Ward and some of the Alan Lttle days. Im sure we will see Gary at a higher level one day and be a success elsewhere.

Good luck to Nigel for the rest of the season, its quite a feat to attract someone who has managed at such a good level.

Mills should have gone ages ago, non league he was good, not the main stuff. Hope those who kept asking for him to stay will now get behind Worthington and pray it's not too late

neutral observer 2 wrote:

duffy wrote:

neutral observer 2 wrote:

duffy wrote:

neutral observer 2 wrote:

duffy wrote:

speaks99 wrote:

neutral observer 2 wrote:
Totally neutral about NW.
Like clapping players on the pitch.
Nothing has been won or lost yet so why do it ?
Time will tell.
Funny how everyone needs to be falling overthemselves welcoming him. Its not his fault hes been given a job and why wouldnt just be taken as he is welcome ?
Win win for Worthy what ever happens.

Okay Yabba, whatever you say...

He states not, but the writing style is unique.

Afraid not. I stopped visiting that site yonks ago.
But chatting with him the other day and mentioned some divy from Wakefield had been yelling a bucket full .
Must be one of you 2.

Did you not do this split personality thing a few years ago ?

You must keep up your daytime job with stonewall.
From what i remember of that site , people were too obsessed with who was who.
It must have moved on to writing style obessesion.

Na, no one does staccato like you.

Next time i come across the Pennines I have to ask him wtf your on about.

Don't bother, it will go over his head.

sixtyfourfive wrote:

bill bailey wrote:
I think you people who think Mills had a rough deal you should stop all this nonsence, He became a spent force, he dug his own grave,he thought becouse of last seasons success the club was his,got too big for his boots,"his" backroom boys ,and certain players were shown loyalty they didn't deserve,they were not D2 standard, he got found out, Nice man maybe ,good manager?????? Not over the last 8 months,if he was, you wouldn't be where you are.

Can't quite fathom your interest and very opinionated views on our Club when you now seem to be a Norwich fan as well as having of course having played at a very high level - under Alec Stock I believe you said? Unless I am mistaken you said not long ago you hoped to see City play sometime - how therefore can you substantiate your sweeping claims that Gary "got too big for his boots/ back room boysdidn't deserve loyalty/players not D2 standardetc etc" . You could be correct but I suspect you are just jumping on the bandwagon from afar.

I think you are confused ,i said i have seen York play, curiosity killed the cat,this is playing on your mind,to clear up the point that interest you so much.i am you grandfathers love child ,he had a fast bike in Essex, better tell your mother quick,

bill bailey wrote:

sixtyfourfive wrote:

bill bailey wrote:
I think you people who think Mills had a rough deal you should stop all this nonsence, He became a spent force, he dug his own grave,he thought becouse of last seasons success the club was his,got too big for his boots,"his" backroom boys ,and certain players were shown loyalty they didn't deserve,they were not D2 standard, he got found out, Nice man maybe ,good manager?????? Not over the last 8 months,if he was, you wouldn't be where you are.

Can't quite fathom your interest and very opinionated views on our Club when you now seem to be a Norwich fan as well as having of course having played at a very high level - under Alec Stock I believe you said? Unless I am mistaken you said not long ago you hoped to see City play sometime - how therefore can you substantiate your sweeping claims that Gary "got too big for his boots/ back room boysdidn't deserve loyalty/players not D2 standardetc etc" . You could be correct but I suspect you are just jumping on the bandwagon from afar.

I think you are confused ,i said i have seen York play, curiosity killed the cat,this is playing on your mind,to clear up the point that interest you so much.i am you grandfathers love child ,he had a fast bike in Essex, better tell your mother quick,

You are entitled to your views - but interestingly you have not answered my point as to on what evidence you are able to substantiate your derogatory sweeping statements regarding the Mills regime. There is no compulsion for you to do so of course but I suspect that you merely like stirring things up from afar. I don't find your inane and poorly constructed final comments in particular good taste nor witty and by the way my mother is dead.

sixtyfourfive wrote:

bill bailey wrote:

sixtyfourfive wrote:

bill bailey wrote:
I think you people who think Mills had a rough deal you should stop all this nonsence, He became a spent force, he dug his own grave,he thought becouse of last seasons success the club was his,got too big for his boots,"his" backroom boys ,and certain players were shown loyalty they didn't deserve,they were not D2 standard, he got found out, Nice man maybe ,good manager?????? Not over the last 8 months,if he was, you wouldn't be where you are.

Can't quite fathom your interest and very opinionated views on our Club when you now seem to be a Norwich fan as well as having of course having played at a very high level - under Alec Stock I believe you said? Unless I am mistaken you said not long ago you hoped to see City play sometime - how therefore can you substantiate your sweeping claims that Gary "got too big for his boots/ back room boysdidn't deserve loyalty/players not D2 standardetc etc" . You could be correct but I suspect you are just jumping on the bandwagon from afar.

I think you are confused ,i said i have seen York play, curiosity killed the cat,this is playing on your mind,to clear up the point that interest you so much.i am you grandfathers love child ,he had a fast bike in Essex, better tell your mother quick,

You are entitled to your views - but interestingly you have not answered my point as to on what evidence you are able to substantiate your derogatory sweeping statements regarding the Mills regime. There is no compulsion for you to do so of course but I suspect that you merely like stirring things up from afar. I don't find your inane and poorly constructed final comments in particular good taste nor witty and by the way my mother is dead.

I am sorry you have lost your mum,i realy meant no offence,it would be just as well if this banter ended now,
I would nevertheless remind you i did say on monday a keeper would be coming up the A1 on thursday, a centre half will follow,and there will be a clear out of bench warmers next week.
I realy sincerly hope York win Saturday and stay up.NW is ,as you already know a top man. Enjoy your football,