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Well I think Willis is a great player with lots of pace and technical skills. He wouldn't get into a winning team right now - but if he were here at the start of the season I'm sure he'd be playing over Rose or Hyam. McFadzeen is a different kind of player entirely so there's no comparing...

For God's sake man, look ahead! That graph is going to crash into the top of the window within a couple of weeks. The last thing we need right now are injuries.

I suspect there would be a fair amount of post-season transfer activity if we were to go up. The players who might be deliberately off-loaded, if we can, are: Mason; Hiwula; Max; Baka; Wakefield; Kasta and more controversially: Godden; Shipley; Westbrooke; Kelly; Jobello. I think we might get...

Just look at the delight on Walsh's face after we score... love it.

The same kind of wanker who thinks it's OK to hit a woman I presume.

Agree, it's shocking isn't it?

Nah, we seldom score many... we score good team goals (by which I mean lots of passing and pleasing to the eye right up to the killer pass) but not a good amount of goals. If you score two we're not likely to win. But you're unlikely to score two.

Can you quantify how well we need to kick the ball in order to score and avoid hitting the keeper? Anything between 6 and 12 kick units I think is the ideal range.

None of those goals deserve to lose. All great team goals - even the O'Hare goal (the most solo effort there) benefits from Godden pulling left which leaves the full back hesitating to give him room.

Best wishes with the rest of your games after Saturday.

No Johnny, that's my house. And thanks to you I am now getting divorced, although admittedly, the money did come in useful at Christmas.

I was there but remember it differently to the Brizzle report. I thought City let Bristol equalise after the announcement - and after that both sides just passed it around without threat. I remember City and Bristol fans celebrating together at the end.

We're done with Fleetwood but still have to play Ipswich. Ideally, ITFC will have nothing to play for when we meet them - i.e. they will believe they cannot make the playoffs. If they lose, they'll be 5 points off the playoffs having played 1 game more than Oxford. Not enough for them to give...

Yes, and as your neighbour I've complained and had you arrested every time you go down and use it. I've told you - as it's imaginary there are no walls or women. All we see is a middle aged man standing at the bottom of his garden pleasuring himself.

That's going to look awfully silly when we win the Premiership.