Corky

I see Neville has reduced his Monday Night Football to just Man Utd games.

This is a huge story. Look at the amount of articles about it on the BBC website (especially compared to the division champions). The amount of videos, podcasts, articles across all media. There is a lot of scrutiny on this club currently.

Don't know why but I have a feeling these league games being played abroad (back on the agenda) may involve the big clubs avoiding difficult away games and given more comfortable surroundings?

At least you can avoid it and we are spared the usual Leeds love-in.

53 years without reaching an FA Cup Final is abysmal for a supposed giant club.

Fair play to Jermaine Beckford for making himself the prominent Leeds pundit based on there years in League One nearly two decades ago.

This has been going on for years. Rob Kelly used to drone on about redoubling efforts in training during the dire Championship years. Just white noise.

£12 million transfer fee and seven years of wages on a player who cannot keep goal and didn't even want to play.

If he is in goal throughout the season Wrexham are nowhere near the play-offs.

Ferocious strike! Straight at the bloke.

Ward pushing a shot straight at him into the net.

Forget the earlier question.

Would this affect the play-off schedule?

They will be fine next season. Have ended the season in decent form and use the loan market well. The other two relegated sides are in total disarray.

Failure to win this will have meant the points deduction had no material bearing on the season.

Cannot see Rochdale recovering from this.

Has played over 600 club matches and still hasn't reached 100 goals.

Yes but if we didn't have this ownership we could be losing millions!

Gary Drawett

It won't. The super loyalists who believe that 10k in the ground and no glory supporters don't realise it isn't sustainable. New ownership would bring intrigue and maybe unite a little more. Some will be upset "the family" has gone but it would allow for more scrutiny of those in charge. Most, I think, just fundamentally want an entertaining, committed team to watch. Binning the pointless tinpot concepts such as the clappers, flames and lightshows would be a start.

Just another example of people being uncouth and aggressive because they cannot cope with their opinion (the club doing nothing wrong) being shown up. So they lash out, blaming everyone but the real problem. Quite sad, really, but each to their own.

A victory for Oxford today will confirm our lowest ever finish at this level. Our second lowest ever finish in the pyramid.

We probably should have beaten all of the top 8 at home this season. Beat two, lost a 3-0 lead, conceded two last minute equalisers, dominated a 0-0 and conceded equalisers having been in control of the other two matches.

Perfect result for the club loyalists. A garbage performance, a fortunate point against a similarly mediocre side, no atmosphere whatsoever. Just the club they craved. Lifeless, boring and failing.

Heroic. Proud. Atmosphere spine-tingling.