I honestly feel for wee Nicky.  After watching her interview yesterday there's plenty to suggest she might have been unaware of her husband's thieving ways.  Then there's the motorhome story which came across as unconvincing and improbable but not impossible to believe.  Her, and other party members, efforts to shut down questions about the finances years ago shows an amateur, if not guilty, attempt to look as if "nothing to see here" which is pretty worrying.  Not sure if she'll ever be clear but I suppose now she's supposedly moving to England she'll make a new life for herself. 

Definitely in the debate.  How long was Ferguson at the club?  At the end of the day he was an outstanding manager elsewhere, winning trophy after trophy.  Different era, always impossible to directly compare.  Lots of our current support will have no memory, unfortunately,of his time and, as you rightly say, the legacy he left. 

I agree that Fergie was great for us. IMO, if he had decided to stay, we'd have had a real chance of going places with him. But let's not forget that, although our board sacked him, the rumours were abound that he manoeuvred his way out. He obviously thought he'd outgrown us and, for many, left under a cloud of suspicion. As I said in my previous post, Robinson has to be up there with the likes of Fergie, even with the predicament he undoubtably left us with.