[Sir Megson]

We'll try to give you some help in getting him dumped on Saturday.

Hahaha you won't hear any complaints from me mate!

Bit of advice for Saturday, I'll be coming up on the coach and will probably have at least an hour and a half spare for a pint or three. Where the best place closest to the ground that'll let in away fans? I've been told The Gas Club is only about a 5 minute walk away and that sounds decent.

Any other suggestions?

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Yeh - read the Mail one earlier, and it makes a lot of sense when looking at it from the owner's (and hierarchy's) viewpoint.
I still think tho, that if we lose the next 3 - which we could well do - he'll be skating on VERY thin ice .....in fact I can't see him surviving then.
Not being disloyal or vindictive .....but
CMON YOU TERRIERS!!  

without wishing to start a war on here
should we lose on saturday,and i`m expecting it
Mr Pulis won`t be sacked
i actually don`t think our owners realise how much fans(not all of them i will add) want this guy out of our club.
but what managerial options are out there?

Personally I don't think it's a simple as the owners not being in tune with the fans.

Not so long ago John Williams clearly must have played a big part in giving Pulis his contract extension, and only a short while after he's now presented with a really difficult situation. The powers that be that will ultimately make the call on whether Pulis stays or goes is no longer in the boardroom, it's in Lai's hands in China. 

Let's say John Williams was in discussion with Lai right now about bringing in a new manager - some very difficult questions may be asked of him as to why he gave a thumbs up to extend Pulis' contract in the first place. Is that the factor on why there's these articles coming out in the press?

I think we'd have seen action taken by now if Jeremy Peace was still our chairman, though.

As far as other options go, I felt Everton pulled the trigger on Koeman far too quickly. If he'd come to us is a different matter altogether.