Corky

We wouldn't but the football was genuinely hideous. Far, far worse than this.

Shocking first half, great second.

What he has managed to do, by hook or by crook, is avoid defeat against the teams below us. It could be crucial come May.

The comments about the lack of creativity are more to do with the set up than the individuals.

Scoring goals generally hasn't been a problem in the last few years. We've always had enough quality players to produce.

Two huge goals in two weeks.

Red cards are helping hugely. Next 10 or so are daunting up to the New Year. Cannot see us out of the bottom three after it.

Defeat would have been unthinkable given the run we have coming up. We are just drifting. Twice now poor displays bailed out by red cards.

"Former Huddersfield and Hull player" where he played 18 games across two loan spells. Iconic times.

I was talking about the Notts County fans

Where is the pitch invasion you tinpot muppets?

We significantly overspent to end up with this squad. Beyond belief.

Conceded ten in three games which is about right. Can see a few beatings coming up and not just from the traditional bigger sides- would you be surprised if Brentford put at least three past us in a few weeks time?

That had been coming. It is alarming to think these are fully involved squad players who will be needed when suspensions, injuries and loss of form hit. Ward, Soumare and Thomas still involved is a damning indictment on the club.

Iversen is a perfectly competent keeper. Why are we still persisting with Ward even if we don't feel the game is that important?

Serge Pizzorno to notch in the 72nd minute.

And to think Cooper was gaining popularity at 0-0.

Lovely glancing header

Game on!!

Seems to be growing in Scotland, too.

Going to sound odd but roofless stands or more open grounds. Seeing parts of towns/ cities in the background looked pretty impressive. Always think a good part of non league football is the open surroundings.

Agree with the shout about fewer games on TV being better. The early days of the Premier League had two live games a weekend which lasted for near on a decade and the whole thing felt more authentic. No real narratives, random games being on (not necessarily every Man United v Liverpool fixture or each North London derby) and everything seemed a lot less serious. No Big Six or contrived rivalry, no Neville and Carragher "feuding" for clicks etc. Keys and Gray aren't, and weren't, everyone's cup of tea but for a while they knew how to present football very well.

what would mr harry victor burton ahve to say about htis

I do wonder what would have happened if we had finished 10th twice after the survival run. The clappers received too much credence and still some believe they are a positive thing. Until we properly bin them we cannot get an consistent atmosphere. Unfortunately a prominent player or manager won't call them out.

Yeah, standard 2-0/3-1 defeat where we "play well but basic errors" rinse and repeat.