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Anyone else meet Mo Konjic there? He was wandering about the concourse in his sky blue suit having a whale of a time

In 127 there was a brief something where the stewards had to step in and separate two people but it seemed like just a bit of shouting that hadn't got as far as anything physical. Apart from that the closest I saw to any offence the whole day was a few fairly brazenly walking to their seats with...

Tayo Adaramola - didn't put a single foot wrong

I think he just had a more established and reliable player in front of him rather than it being an issue with JWE.

I instantly took back every bad thing I'd ever said about VAR in that moment

I'm not seeing the stagnation considering we've been moving higher up the league system every year

As it was the other side of the ground we were sure it was off the ball but couldn't make out what had happened, I thought he'd turned his ankle or something as there wasn't the panic I'd expect to see with a collapse like that. Glad he seems to be ok

Every player who takes penalties has missed them. Once you get deeper into a shootout you're getting towards the players who you wouldn't usually rely on, but he at least stepped up.

It was weird seeing quite a lot of Luton fans leaving at the same time as us. If ever there's a time to hang around after the final whistle

I'm focusing on Luton, lost in the semis of a playoff they weren't expected to reach and then won it the next year. If they can do it, no real reason we can't

I thought Bidwell would be higher up the list just because he gets involved with set pieces. I thought Dabo was going to miss but to be honest I was expecting everyone to just because shootouts are fucking arseholes

What danger?

Sheaf the best player for me, looked the most comfortable and seemed to eventually have a calming influence on others

I was away for the L2 game but I've seen us win in the Checkatrade and I've been in the Blackpool end for their Champ playoff win so I'm clearly a good omen, and if we win I would like to be invited on the pitch to soak up the glory, Michael Folivi style.

One positive about Uber is that the vetting process for drivers is clearly strict, I assume it's company policy that you must forget both the highway code and how to drive.

After reading Of Mice and Men I got a few more by him, Tortilla Flat, Cannery Row, Grapes of Wrath and a collection of short stories. Only read the short stories but they're all on the waiting list. I did also get Go Set A Watchman but finding out it was an early draft never intended to see the...

I've read it a while ago and there's obviously a bit of harsh language and attitudes and the like but it's all part of the story and none of it either glorifies or celebrates racism, it's more just a part of life in the story which is surely something that can be discussed and explained when...

I think having it optional rather than mandatory is the best way to go and certainly wouldn't ban it. I don't like how this girl has become a lightning rod for abuse by people who appear to have never read a book in their lives but that's Twitter for you I suppose

If the laws in this country allowed you to drink in your seat it may be different but I've never drank at football, can't be arsed with the limited time window and then having a relay to the toilet and back during the game. More or less teetotal now by accident anyway so never been that bothered

As long as they don't say PREMIER LEAGUE 23/24 we're ok