Brandon Haunstropper

[Psaw]

This bloke signed for Cambridge years ago and has played about 45 minutes, he had a list of injuries longer than the stops on the high green to sheffield bus time table.

The good news is that he is ready to play again, maybe, in time.

Probably on big pay. United have a policy of signing lame players with good pedigrees hoping that enough of them stay fit to be able to get a team on the pitch, and give credit, it works, as well as having a manager who can get the best out of them, you would think they are just looking for a final pay day.

They probably ask for low pay because they know they are lame, and are looking for another chance. Cambridge are like tramps trawling garbage for a tasty bit, but covered in flies and gunge.

It just takes a bit of brushing off before eating it.

I accuse Bonner of lacking the ability to better himself, in a profession, if you can call it that, where genuine talent is rare, he prefers to manage Cambridge.

As the season goes on lots of vacancies will occur, will he have the guts to move up.?

I SAY NO.

He will give the excuse of United being his home town team, rather than shooting for the stars.

If he has talent, im sure he has, then the future is the premiership, England in time, i know id be going for that if i were him.

As it stands, he will never know how far he can go, because hes yellow,chicken, Barry has said its up to him when he goes.

CLUCK CLUCK CLUCK CLUCK..........Of what use is this, manager of United?. None, therin lies his fatality, lack of self esteem, and confidence, after all, he used to work for Sarfend.

Christ.

[Psaw]

Moving will be brown pants time, when Rotherham wanted him he wanted to take his coaches with him, how crazy is that?

HE CANT COPE ON HIS OWN.

He will fear those around him will sabotage him, he will be sacked, then not only be out of a job, but not managing Cambridge with daddy Barry looking after hime.

Life is always a risk, regardless, hes here indefinately.

CLUCK CLUCK CLUCK. Career guidance from me, stay put.

[Chauncey]

It’s not usual for managers to want their own back room staff Frank,it happens more often that you realise