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It doesn't take a genius to work out why he hasn't posted on this subject

If he was committed to a better style of football, given the improved financial backing the owners could give him, I would be on board with a return of Gaz and Dobbo. Not going to happen of course.

Just thinking out loud and hypothetically too for a moment.

When a return for Ainsworth has been suggested there have been a number of posters who feel we have moved on and so has the football style etc. Myself included.

But plenty of people are now concerned about the club not being the same anymore on an interactive / family level as of this point having lost Blooms among others in recent times.

So my question is, if GA was approached to come back along with Dobbo and his team and they were all fully on board with the setup they would walk into, would you take them back?

Completely hypothetically in this scenario I would, particularly as that final season when things were really coming together I loved watching us play and he did always like creative exciting players when we could afford them and we have lots of them now.

I'm with @Otter87 time to end this. We know who thinks what and why by now.

Name me a billionaire who made his obscene wealth without being ruthless in business?

I was emailing a Hearts fan and he said that they were going down the data-led route too. Thus, if many clubs are acting in such a manner, will there be any real gain?

Also, to me, one of the questions in all of this is rather philosophical in that when do Wycombe Wanderers cease being Wycombe Wanderers?

I'm more worried now as some mentioned, that the once busy website does not seem to be updating beyond a bit of housekeeping on tickets and we've not heard from @bluntphil . I hope the Comms team will remain intact.

Why should they?

I couldn’t disagree more. We’ve just had the post with the Gab Sutton article and I like hearing what other people think even if I don’t agree with them.

@Otter87 Keith Scott is missing from that list.