Not sure, tbh. I suspect in any event that we won’t have much wriggle room in January, bar a loan or two. Need to make the most of what we have. Let’s hope MJ is fit by Christmas.

next Saturday

And, tbh, I’d be happy with a draw to arrest the slide. Need to win. Ext Saturday, though.

Bring Price back on the left. Campbell in for Phillips. Give Stewart a go up top (maybe even bench Morgan, who looked a bit lost on Saturday). NZing, Whitwell, Collyer, Diakite (maybe Molumby, as OD looked tired) Price. Work on getting behind Wrexham back line & creating chances from there.

Was frustrating. Two good chances in the first half, then nothing after half time. I thought we defended ok until the pen, which was a bit soft, and Blues didn’t threaten too much after h-t. We need better ideas going forward, and better strikers. MJ is a big miss.

Happy birthday! Hope you can celebrate with a Leeds win today.

Difficult to say. Depends on our financial resources, and how well they manage them. In theory, I’m sure they would want to.

Agreed

I agree we are struggling in that department, and the loan idea for Barney seems sensible if we can get someone decent in in January. I suspect he’ll start Hegg with Barney still on the bench, maybe to start against Wrexham if he does any good when he comes on after 60 minutes on Saturday.

Been going on for twenty-odd years.

Started listening this morning. Early Bee Gees were part of the background of my early teens, and I was never that into them, but I found myself remembering the words to nearly all their singles, (including Jumbo…) and recalling situations, places where I once heard them. Another cracking episode!

Yep. Meaningless international games most oftentimes when you gradually discover which Albion players have got injured, and nowt to do on Satdees. I even mowed the lawn this afternoon, ffs.

Most of Kuenssberg’s stuff is.

That’s a very good example of what I meant!

I suspect it’s both. It’s still too comfortable for many in the west, they’d have to give up too much to really start to solve the problems.

Thanks for this thread, on this day. It’s a pity that more people, leaders and politicians especially, don’t have this insight.

Ah, yes. The cook’s little boy.

Farage just wants unquestioning loyalty, and Braverman et al think it’s a ticket to power.

Not the brightest, either.