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Though in fairness a run like that in most seasons would be automatic promotion ppg

Scrambled away second most according to my associate Mr Eakin

Heading the ball away is the most common one. That'll be £50.

Millwall was the ground on which Matt Godden scored his final league goal for us in November 2023.

In fairness to him he's been involved in two goals in each of his last two sub appearances at home, but I agree with you that he generally seems better from the start

I would be tempted to start with Simms here with an eye on Saturday's game

They've signed Tommy Doyle who played previously in a promotion winning team and then in the PL, yet he can't get a game. Appears to be very little planning to their signings, almost like Man Utd were for years.

He's never had a narrative, all of this stuff was foreseeable and foreseen in this thread a long time ago

Master and servant

Two completely unconnected points but you can have it for the wank bank. Maybe put it in your next book.

Let's just take a game at a time

Chris Davis has come out and said that it's unfair that they've got to play against teams motivated by the injustice of not receiving their monthly salary. Jammy bastards

Others were right about Gray, he looks a completely spent force

They look a decent side from what I've seen of them. Jones is a good manager imo.

Doyle wants to try and find a player with his forward passes not the sky, so he's out

Sheaf lost his man for the Leicester goal, give and go, nice football

Labour's popular vote was lower than 2019. It's probably another factor as to why it has so quickly struggled in the polls

Kitching doing well for a player Lampard doesn't rate who is likely to be moved on in January 2025

Here comes David Lammy to say that it's ok as the weapons are being used for something else