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Well he was shaking his head when he came off and limping. So it just seemed a bit more serious. At the time, at least

Eccles will surely be missing for this one won't he? Have we had any update on him?

Yeah, I think he went on the same Ball Trap For Beginners Course as Ellis Simms. Both of them quitting after the first day.

Exactly. We've won 2, they've won 3. We shouldn't fear them, or expect defeat. They are clearly struggling too.

So Luton have only won 3 times in 11 games. Just shows how much they are struggling. We have to think we have a decent chance of beating them on Saturday.

I know, it's frightening isn't it. The likelihood if we get rid of Robins, is of us ending back on the manager carousel once again and a lack of stability. Unless we strike it really lucky of course.

Yup. One more mention of building blocks and he's gone.

Thing is, and I am sure we have all seen this in the past, teams play really well in one game and lose and you think next time out, they will probably play well and that time they'll win, only to find that they don't play so well and lose again. Seen it happen so many times. People are also...

As my mum used to say, some people aren't happy unless they're moaning.

Wasn't trying to make you bite. It was a genuine question. I was just surprised that some people were saying that.

I agree. I was hoping Thomas or Kitching would have grown into the role, but they haven't warranted it have they.

I really rate Sheaf. Not sure he is captain material though.

Yup. Everyone else will just probably sit at home and try to get on Bargain Hunt in the hope they can win a golden gravel.

If she's a woman, surely she should be bringing dinner to the table. 🤪 (These are just words utilised together in the telling of a supposed joke and in no way represent my own thoughts or belief system)

Mad then that really isn't it. We definitely look short in the midfield. Sheaf is always picking up knocks and so too, Jamie Allen. Doesn't leave us with much at all does it

Well no-one has cemented themselves in the first team 11 have they.

As a matter of interest, who was saying it was fine as it was? I was very concerned. Knew that Allen and Sheaf were always injury prone and that we had lost Palmer too. Left us well short. Who was saying we had enough cover? Just seems very naive for anyone to think that.

Yup and if the argument that keeps getting banded about, is that we have been terrible since February, and that IS the argument that is being put forward, then Viveash was part of that.

That seems to be the case, yes.