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Could go down twice at clubs you wouldn’t expect it at. Which says a lot about Bouba really

A lot of teams fancying that last spot in the playoffs.

Looks like communication might be something Jon suffers with. I’m sure we’ve heard this before

It is the Saturday at 3pm

As I have said elsewhere they'd lost the week before 5-0 to Sunderland. They were in dismay

Errors by the club affecting the fans Continuation of ticketing closed shop Continuation of profiteering when it comes to player signing sessions Very personal dislike of the Kungs playing at volume 120 post-match Near zero coverage of the Under 21s on social media Still very little uniqueness at the stadium or links to local heritage And a coverage of stewarding which suggests major public disorder is about to occur Ruskin still remains in situ - still don't appear any the wiser when it comes to contracts for examples or ability to shift or willing to shift players on. A few bullseyes from Enzo and his relationship to agents withstanding. Still messy when it comes to the structure of the club at many levels. I did mention the Cov game - Southampton were in woeful form at the same time we played them. It just confirmed what Sunderland, Norwich and Gillingham had done to them in the opening months that were defensively disorganised.

Billy Kee joins Aylestone Park

I have never had these issues - been okay to help groundhoppers from Germany and Netherlands

Tomorrow is proper football - which has been missing this season. We've barely had any jeopardy. Despite Enzo and the players' best efforts, I still only feel a tiny bit nearer to the club than how detached I felt at the start of last year (in generally, same shitty decisions off-pitch after initial improvements and still some massive arrogance from above the manager's head). We realistically have six games this season which have something a bit more riding on them - this is one of them. You live anywhere south of the county, you know how big this is. Which if you think how things like academies can work etc - it does actually have a bit of importance to the club as a whole. I am fairly comfortable that we have enough chuff to play this season in order to collect a final thirty points cos 95 should have us firmly home and hosed. I am a graduate of Cov Uni (part-time thankfully) and living/working in Brum, Cov fans were relatively common than to most. For the first time in a very long time, they are nearing parity with us - just like Forest two years ago. Like a cyclist on a ride chasing a leader, they can see us in front for once rather than a little dot in the distance. If you want to be the best, you've gotta see a pretender and beat them, remind them of what they are. The denials that this isn't a big game are a coping mechanism in case we lose, because it will hurt. That's football with jeopardy which goes back to my first point - a lot of games this season have lacked feeling that something bigger is on it. It's that yucky ****ing feeling which makes supporting a football club better than other hobbies. I personally think we've lacked a proper statement win all season - and when its got moments which are crucial we've backed down bar opening day against these. I don't like our record of taking big travelling support away - results are very patchy and atmospheres normally shit the bed full of half arsed folk. Knew it weren't gonna be a good day at City Ground two years ago when we had Danny Ward's family nearby us. Just show up Leicester - and if they have an ounce of Ipswich luck, we will take it on the chin but the likelihood is if we turn up, we turn them over 3-1 or 4-1.

Nah he's important to them. In his last four games, he's scored twice and made three assists. O'Hare is defo their best player.

It’s funny how football suffers from recency bias. You could make strong cases for the title wins of Verona and Montpellier. Particularly Verona considering the strength of Serie A at the time but they don’t even get a footnote in that article.

Shame it’s Lincoln’s ball. Apparently once they (and other teams in round 1/2) were knocked out; they send the balls onto the PL and Championship clubs

That montage bit at end with Charlotte Mine would be reading the paper having a shit

We will see how good Harry is subject to what decision is made on Jas.

The faithful are thick. Anthony mentions a logical point of view. There is a 50% chance of a double bluff - but instead go on the odds of less than 10% chance. Zack and Ross are the worst for it.

I agree. I read it as if they aim for us, the points come and they swallow Ipswich up.

Told a Corby fan Harborough would win the league this season and he had a right melt down

Moussa did score

You throw that in with the plans for the 100 to become a 10 team competition, I think the writing is firmly on the wall for the have nots. Will pretty much become second grade clubs - and wouldn't surprise me to see the '100 counties' having B teams playing at some of their preferred outgrounds. Make the game bigger at the top but shrink its base and roots.

That first season I met him after the Doncaster game - he was on the high street getting tons of cash out of the cash machine where TJs is. Wearing his Championship winners medal. Barely spoke English - asked if he was going the World Cup in Brazil (2014) - just did a lot of nodding and smiling.

I know but let me fish for some rep points man.

Yeah Monza don't train on the Indian burial ground that is Seagrave

Ironically Milan is not the most exciting city - particularly for its size