Misery, despair and on the slide....

The protests are growing and getting louder, but as yet Paul Nero Ince is still insitu fiddling away. Our demise continued yesterday away to Barnsley. Not only did we fail to score yet again, but we managed to get beat by a side bottom of the league who came into the game with a run of results similar to ourselves. But they got all three points, scored two goals (albeit one was a pen) and we came away with nowt. That means we have been beaten by two of the bottom three and we play the third one Doncaster Rovers this Saturday at Bloomers. The omens aren't looking good, especially as they're currently managed by old boy favourite Paul Dickov.

Not only did we get four players booked yesterday but Alex Rae gets sent to the stands as well. The travelling fans (quite rightly in my opinion) vented their understandable anger towards Ince Snr & co, unfortunately Ince Jnr got involved and had to be ushered away by Barry Ferguson. The stand-off continued after the game when none of the management team spoke to

Will Watt from the Gazette or other media present. Can't remember when that last happened? Doesn't say much for the integrity of the manager to avoid giving his view of what happened. I also judge a person on the way they react to defeat rather than when everything is rosy. We all can be everyone's best friend when we're winning but turn into a sulking bore when things go awry.

Paul Ince would never have been my choice as manager, mainly because I always suspected he couldn't hack it in the higher divisions. The trouble was we ended up with him because Oyston Jnr did his usual trick of wanting a top manager but not bothering to back up their ideas.

Yes, it always comes down to him. Because Ollie achieved success on a shoestring he thinks everyone can.

I was hoping along with others that PI would have done the decent thing yesterday and resigned, but it appears he's still there. A defeat by Donny should finally see him go, hopefully with KO helping him on his way. Team confidence is rock bottom, never has there been a better time for a new man to be in place before we end up in the relegation zone.

I wouldn't mind seeing Neil Warnock take over until the end of the season. At least he has a personality and can converse with the media.

The misery, despair and slide needs sorting today not tomorrow.