Steve Staunton

John Barry chips in with a so-so film for a so-so international manager. Photograph: /x

"Losing his job left Stan feeling rather flat," chortles David Rees. Photograph: /x

Here's Dan Norton: "When results continued to go against Ireland, Steve had to put up his hands." Photograph: /x

"GO ON!" screams Neil Manley. Photograph: /x

Joseph Duca has cooked up some Steve's Own Brand Irish Stew. Photograph: /x

You might have missed your chance to see Phil Burns's show in action. Photograph: /x

"Well, he looks a bit like a ginger Rob Brydon and he may need to drive a taxi to make ends meet soon enough," reasons Alan Neill. Photograph: /x

"Steve shamelessly nicked a ploy from Shrek to try and save his job," tuts Mick Doyle. Photograph: /x

"The FAI send a sceptical Stan on one last trip at their own expense," giggles Leo Byrne. Photograph: /x

Simon Brooks invites us to insert our own lame offside gag. Lame gags, us? Photograph: /x

"I think Andy Reid makes a pretty good Oliver Hardy," says Matt, not unreasonably. Photograph: /x

"He's special, but perhaps not in the Jose Mourinho sense," cackles Ben Bennett. Photograph: /x

Michael McGrath jets off to Craggy Island to discover Steve's tactical secrets. Photograph: /x

"Steve couldn't sort out the national side, but at least he can organise a pi... Oh." That zinger comes courtesy of Blake Gladman. Photograph: /x

"As a child Steve was very protective of his toys," says Ian Hudson. Photograph: /x

Neil's effort is fairly self-explanatory. Photograph: /x

Mike Snell knew he'd seen Stan somewhere before ... Photograph: /x

... and Jim Harvey reckons the FAI has been cleaning out its closet. Photograph: /x