Foxmeister

I think the bounce back has already started 4 points from 2 tricky away games and a really good performance at Chelsea. The problem on the playing side is Leeds (particularly) and Ipswich won't stop bloody winning which is making us feel a lot worse than we actually are. On top of that, today will be our 6th away game in 7 matches.

What grates with me is considering 2005 to be retro

Unfortunately people think breaking the law is ok if they see it as harmless and are then surprised by the ban. Pitch invasions, throwing stuff, smoke bombs, verbal abuse etc. Personally I think the club are entitled to write to someone if a child's ticket is used by an adult to say not to do it again. It would seem, from others reactions on here, I'm out of kilter on that.

It's not club bans.

It's not bans by the club, it's legally enforced bans.

We complain about no signings, bad signings, big contracts, players leaving on frees etc., ultimately, a lot of luck is involved in running a football club. Brighton have recruited and sold well for the last few years but will nose dive at some point in the next decade.

Panayiotou got a goal in a 3-1 win.

Everyone puts themself above their employers.

The entire matchday revenue is less than we paid for Daka.

I think the game is in decline, years of young people unable to get tickets is a real problem. The big clubs dominance will be their undoing, winning 4 or 5 every week is boring for fans.

Us winning the PL was fantastic for them, the whole world followed the story. Too many people on here are angry about the outcome of something that hasn't started yet.

Yeah, it was like a refugee camp.

VAR made the right decision but what bothers me is if the ref was too far away to see where it was he was too far away to see what it was.

I've got as far as MK, train to Rugby in 20 minutes apparently.

The negativity on here drives me mad! Fantastic cup tie, decent performance against a good team and proper atmosphere in our end.

And we were promoted as champions.

Big clubs have always been dominant, it's nothing new. FFP, PSR, or whatever it's called this week, just stops the super wealthy buying trophies. I cannot reiterate enough that Chelsea and Man City are not big clubs, both were yo-yo teams when clubs were entirely dependent on their match day fans for revenue. The real big boys can only be built by communities.

That actually makes sense 2 of the 4 will definitely go up and the other 2 will be the first 2 in the betting for the play-offs. Were it a random 3 from 4 then each club would be 1/3.

I think that underplays the contribution of the owners to say the least. I don't recall too many people criticising the investment in the squad and when that had to be reigned in we were relegated.

I'm not at all sure 93 will cut it this season.

Should Karen Brady have been investigated when she started a relationship with Paul Peschisolido?

This might have already been posted but Southampton don't play again until 29th March and then play 10 games in 36 days.

By "terminated contract" do they mean they wanted to go with "mutual consent" but he told them to stick their NDA up their collective arse?

Our record, this season, against the 9 teams left to play P11 W11 F32 A9

Flashscore says there's 6 minutes gone in 2nd half?