Rossie has done on.

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GLP said:
Good luck to a terrific professional. I really enjoyed his insight and professionalism when he was here. I’m sure he’ll make an excellent coach.
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He’s also taken up a punditry role with Sky Sports as far as I’m aware.
 
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I predict a very bright future in coaching and managing for this utmost professional and articulate young man .. I sincerely hope one day he makes it back here as when I've listened to him he has always made sense and has a terrific knowledge of the game. Good luck .. but I doubt whether he will need it .. very capable.
 
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Blaknamberblood said:
I predict a very bright future in coaching and managing for this utmost professional and articulate young man .. I sincerely hope one day he makes it back here as when I've listened to him he has always made sense and has a terrific knowledge of the game. Good luck .. but I doubt whether he will need it .. very capable.
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Maybe he is more suited to punditry?

Degree of ruthlessness needed in management,
 
Quill said:
Good luck to Rosey, one of my fave City players and he deserves a lot going forward. One of the best professionals the club has had.

Would love him to return one day as a coach, or if he gets far, a manager.
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Would have him here . Thing is , he knows the Allams and how warped they are , so it will be a no .
 
I remember he ****ed his hamstring when he was here, think it was in his last few months. Looked really bad when he did it. I wonder if that was the start of his injury problems.
 
PLT said:
I remember he ****ed his hamstring when he was here, think it was in his last few months. Looked really bad when he did it. I wonder if that was the start of his injury problems.
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That had nothing to do with the injuries that kept him out for most of the past two seasons, the first injury at Brighton was a knee ligament injury and the second was a broken ankle and ankle ligament damage.
 
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