Must be Scott Harrison surely, wears his heart on his sleeve, seems to be a natural leader and would actually header a fridge (not specifically part of a captains role though).

You never know he might even win the coin toss now and again and kick the right way first half!

Depends on if it's time for the return of Steve Howard surely?

Only Harrison for me too. Head and shoulders above the rest.

For me Harrison is a quality player in the making but he's not the finished article; was hooked at Newport because he was losing his self control; lucky to finish 90 mins against Southend, raised his hands to push opposition player over.
If we keep Nicky Featherstone he'd be my choice.

I agree on Harrison, undoubtedly a captain of the future but I don't think he is there yet with his temper. A temper is by no means a bad trait but you need to be able to control it.

I'm honestly not sure on a captain, it depends who is here really. Featherstone could be a good shout but if Woods was fit I can't see him playing right now so I'm not sure.

Mirfin. Seems unlikely but Scunny manager not a fan apparently. Strong possibility Robins could be gone at the end of the season though.

Mirfin would be my choice of captain if we can get him permanently.

I can't believe we have managed to get from Sunderland, the guy has been different class since he signed in January.

I think he is too young though ands few years under Mirfin, if we could get him permanently, would bring him on as a future Captain.

Mirfin for me. Agree Chessington, Harrison is div 1 quality and SAFC could of got some money for him had he signed for the likes of Fleetwood, Bradford etc

Has to be Marlon















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Mirfin for me too.The captains role demands a cool head, authority and leading by example, it's ok being commited, but those sort of players are best left to get on with the job they do.