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The journalists have tried multiple times. Even when successful to get Rudkin on record.

I’ll try not to lose my head but I tell you why I got fcuked off with the ‘we will be fine’ line. Because I care deeply about this football club, its effects on the local economy and local community. We’ve already had one instance in my lifetime where we had administration and fans had to club together in make it somehow still function for a moment. So when people have genuine concerns the club is being ran in a poor financial manner which could see us punished and directly affecting that community and economy being told ‘it’s all alright’ and ‘we will be fine’, it’s annoyed me. There’s harrowing similarities of Epsom ballooning the wage bill to chase after something. Sceptism is healthy and these owners in recent years haven’t been challenged on their decision making enough. It’s such a financial beast now that a set of fans and some very decent people couldn’t save it like we did last time. Aye it’s only going to be FFP and points deductions but it has the potential to snowball when you think that Aussie Bank is sucking up the parachute payments and future transfer incoming fee instalments.

A clock is right twice a day

Which is why Brighton attempted a low ball or if there even was a bid in an attempt to build interest Suspect club prioritised getting promoted first over player sales. Because a failure to get promoted sees probably (with this news) three years of FFP failure

Fcuk knows. The right hand doesn’t know what the left hand is doing most of the time at LCFC - and that’s not a joke

Hence KDH Brighton bid but I was told I was being daft

The ticket office really are well organised. Tickets came in post today - the standard letter lists 2x Bristol City and 2x Chelsea. Thing is there are only tickets for Bristol City. None for Chelsea.

Extraordinary on Disney plus is back! A lot of fun

Think a result on Saturday is massive given the context of potentially not being in the top two cos the Cup on 16th. However, the fixtures difficulty for rivals goes pretty nuts in early April. Those two match days are going to be pivotal. E-Monday LCFC v Norwich Ipswich v Saints Leeds v Hull 6 Apr Blackburn v Saints Coventry v Leeds Leicester v Brum Norwich v Ipswich

Hamza barely a sniff - now played 390 minutes over 13 days.

A thumbs up on the Guinness Zero for me as well. Not having booze for the last few weeks (bar a weekend in Italy), I missed having a cask type pint. So most welcome that this was decent albeit it gets a bit off at the end of the can/pint.

A win on Saturday would see us reach 84 points. In the 2019/20 season, that was enough to win the league! West Brom got 83 in 2nd, Brentford 81 in 3rd and Leeds won with 93 pts. Subject to Norwich's result as well, a victory see us qualify for the playoffs.

Retail agent I work with says this is pretty much the case in any large city. Covid has made people stay local in such cities. He does more lettings now in say a West Bridgford/Stirchley/Market Harborough than the respective adjacent cities

8 games next season with the new format

Bit more than that when you add on incoming revenue for ticket sales and TV payments

Would the money from an European tour be enough to hold off the FFP/financial worries?

Reading match reports looks like all three at the top tonight had fortune - all had long spells of the game being poor

In regards to the other two teams, just see this had another ticked off game. 8 wins makes it mathematically certain for promotion. 10 to go, any points dropped by the others and a win from us gets that points required down further.

I haven’t disputed the technical ability is better. I just think you are majorly underplaying the technical ability that side had. Drinkwater was capable of the goals Winks has scored and he could ping a ball brilliantly into Vardy or Nugent. Knockaert’s output in G/A was similar to Fatawu unless Abdul gets a late spurt on - equally he had the technique for goals such as the famed Scorpion.

Pearson’s side had our most technical sound player of all time alongside central midfield options who were excellent at passing and scoring goals from all angles. At the same time, a very dangerous left winger. ‘Streets ahead’ is a major exaggeration

It’s interesting tactical game this. Rosenior has moved on from doing what he did to us this season with more creativity on the pitch. So does he do the shithouse or open the game up which we thrive on?

Worrying - if you are so wedded to a formation, he’s not going to succeed anywhere as a manager. Only have to see how Pep has worked and tweaked Man City tactically

Doesn’t have to play this shape necessarily - could play an outright no 10 in Kelechi for example. Although I back him on his issue with needing a CM

Stoke mate says Leeds were zapped today and Stoke should have bagged a late equaliser. Away side dominated the second half

Enzo’s management there was simply awful. Should have been shifting through the gears. Instead played incredibly stupid football. He isn’t adapting like he was earlier in the season