So, now he has gone

[DiV]

..what will happen to his signings?

Most of them have been pretty poor since they've been here. Do you think any of them may perform better under a different manager? Do you think any of them are good enough to play for Swindon? Which players do you think will still offer the team something and which players do you think we'll be out as soon as possible.

I guess the main four to discuss are Kevin Amankwaah, Yinka Casal, Mark Marshall & Lillian Nalis. I guess you could include Patrick Kanyuka as well. They have made I think 17 league appearences between the 5 of them.

Also, what about the forgotten man Blair Sturrock?

[Barry Scott]

I don't think Amankwaah has been that bad, I don't think we've seen enough of Yinka to really judge, i think Nalis still has a purpose, Marshall definitely has a future from what i've seen, and Blair has no future, imo.

To be honest my opinion is near worthless, i rarely see the bad in a player and convince myself they're good. Also, seeing how some players were not themselves under Malpas, maybe there's more to come from the players under a new manager? I hope so.

[Rich Pullen]

I think they'll all have a part to play.

Often a player leaves who was a regular under the previous manager (Onibuje and Monkhouse for example).

If Holloway took over you'd assume he'd use Nalis. Amankwaah should stay and a new manager could get the best out of Casal and Marshall.

[pauld]

Won't somebody please think of the hypnotist? Another Malpas signing, if the new gaffer doesn't fancy him, he'll have to back to making people on hen parties and corporate nights out think they're chickens

[Dozno9]

Won't somebody please think of the hypnotist? Another Malpas signing, if the new gaffer doesn't fancy him, he'll have to back to making people on hen parties and corporate nights out think they're chickens

I think the chicken option would be easier, he did fail to convince some of the players at the club they were actually footballers. Mmm, perhaps on reflection it would of been easier to hypnotise the fans in thinking that the team were actually playing some good football.