annanarab wrote:

Sorry i missed this session. The question I would have asked:-

" do you think wee Jim's style of play/tactics would still work today and do you think you would have had such a successful career if you received the scant service that forwards receive nowadays with all the go nowhere passing that teams (Including United) play."  

I can assure you wee  jims style of play and systems still work i can assure you he played from goal to goal not side to sideand back like today 

Beharder wrote:

1 which player were you most dissapointed about missing out on as utd manager.

2 Which of your 171 goals for the terrors gave you the most satisfaction

There were several but thats a question to be answered in my next book lol any goal against the scumdee

Morphman wrote:

Hi Paul, thanks for taking the time to be here.

A two pronged question for you:

Do you think sacking McKinnon was the right move? Additionally, i'm aware you might no have seen United's performances with regularity but as a manager yourself, if you were to be relieved of your duties being only 6 points behind the league leaders would you feel aggrieved?

Thanks!

Time is the managers curse i think it was a shade early but as i said earlier got i believe the wrong system for players he had available. Your second question i was at southend in the johnstone paint final  at wembley and in the play off position in league  and still sacked wasnt aggrieved nothing surprised me now

Glasgow is tangerine wrote:

Who was the finest player you played with at united and who was the best player you managed?
All the best luggy

Best player player i played with is easy David Narey he had everything top drawer. Signed Crouch technically good player great touch  and good finisher bought him foe 1 million they sold him for 12 

Drew Peacock wrote:

Paul,
Kudos for taking time out to come on here.

1, probably the most asked question.... Stubbs, Hughes or Laszlo. Your opinion please?

2, have you seen united play this season and if so what have you made of our performances?

1.To give a opinion on these three would be unprofessional of me without seeing them on the training ground and talk football with them. What i will say on there wiki pages it gives you the win ratio they have over 40% wins in your career you can manage 2.Have a website which gives me most united games would say team disjointed due to not knowing each others style of play . Plus dont think system suited the players available  and lastly crying out for a target man.

scarpia wrote:

Paul, I remember you once saying that there you felt extra pressure as manager Tannadice because you were an ex-player and close to the club/fans.

Is it a bad idea for an ex-player to manage at his former club?

Yes found being a fan as well as a inexperienced manager difficult to handle defeats with time and gaining experience would have no problem now. Dont think its a bad idea  x players managing  if they have mastered the facets of management

blackandtangerine wrote:

Hi Paul.

Who do you think would be the ideal candidate for the managers job at Tannadice?

Experience the key the new man must have tasted promoting a team first year ,must have a coaching background  have good man management skills.

There  definitely seem to be too much internal strife, i call upon all factions to unite .The history and being a top six team for decades could be in jeopardy unless we unite. Us fans needs to know the direction this club is going , at moment its all surmiseand hear say.  Chairman its now time to grow sme balls and let the important people into your vision for the future wether its with you or not .You are the owner and so far i believe youve done a good job so far but think club at cross road because lack off info lets clarify the situation.Once an arab always an arab.

Just a quick thank you to all fellow arabs for there kind regards, looking forward to many united debates. Once an arab always an arab 

Just converting a couple of our stables into a games room and an outside kitchen in arab colours looks great.Plus busy getting old photos of the good old days framed going to look magic. Cant wait to have opening barbieonce an arab always an arab.