Unsurprisingly scathing - and you can probably guess the individuals he's on about - but while I feel sorry for him for what went on, I'm glad Ronnie came in to save our bacon. Whether Murray would have done that we'll never know.

I think he is being remarkably polite in that article actually

Murray was the wrong appointment at the time. He would have been a good choice as an assistant but giving him his first management job at the time was a very poor choice.

Can't blame him, he couldn't turn the job down. Probably didn't help being lumbered with an assistant manager he didn't know/want. Treat appalling by the club.

I disagree with this. He knew who he'd be working with when he signed the contract. It wasn't like Murray was out of work and desperate for a job either, he could have easily turned it down if he didn't like the conditions set by the owners like Phil Brown apparently did.