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If we go up then unless we plan on regularly playing Stewart, Archer or a kid in the Premier League (or Downs or BBD!!), we're going to need to sign at least two strikers, so I would be looking to sign him regardless and keep a healthy budget for another one.

Not directly on topic, but Lowe getting rinsed in parliament is nice.

Likely to be a Saturday lunchtime kick off, so there is a danger of a flat atmosphere.

A "must lose", if you will.

I agree we should use the squad a bit, but it would still be nice to finish with a win after two league draws. But it is a good chance to give players like Jelert some minutes in case we end up needing them. Peretz Jelert Wood Stephens/Quarshie Weli Bragg Charles Fellows Robinson/nipper Edozie Stewart Subs: Bree, THB, Manning, Jander, Azaz, Archer, Larin, Scienza, nipper/Robinson Could play Archer instead of Fellows if he's knackered and if Azaz is deemed not too knackered he can start and give us the first 45. I assume everyone agrees that the strongest XI is currently: Peretz Bree THB Stephens Manning Downes Jander Matski Azaz Leo Larin I think the only positions up for debate are left back (if you think Weli is a better defender and that will be the priority) and right wing (if you want more pace).

Better than Paul Moody?

What a privilege for the US Congress to hear an articulate and intelligent head of state deliver a speech. A rare treat for them.

Saturday lunchtime kick off for the home match if you're 5th. That's crap, IMO.

Yellow was correct.

They will if they don't win at the weekend.

Good game considering what we went through on Saturday. Nothing to fear if we play them in the playoffs with our squad fit.

Whaddafuck Wood doing

I don't think it was a pen, but feck knows how he gave a goal kick.

Was saying against Bristol City that it looked too wet. Same again.

We seem to have a deliberate tactic of stretching the pitch and playing quite direct, but I think we're good enough to play round them. We are pressing really aggressively too. It's a slightly different approach to normal.