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I think a good preseason will make a significant difference to him, but worry about his attitude. Could he be disruptive?

This was the first season he was full time. He improved through the season and credit is due to the coaching staff. It will be interesting that with a second full preseason whether he can step up to league 1.

The pre season will be key again. If MR can recruit early again and mould the team, then players that some of us discount as not being of the right level will surprise us again. We have sen this season the improvement in numerous players by good coaching

Whilst I’m biased. I also think that another year with us playing first team football under our coaching staff will develop Bayliss far quicker and better than development football or being used as a it part player off the bench. The risk for him is that some Neanderthal ends his career with a...

I was at the Bristol city game too and I find it strange that they don’t direct the same vitriol towards them too. Alan Dicks was JHs assistant during the Div 2 days, so it’s fair to say that once we knew the score of the game at Everton the teams came to an agreement. It was 2-0 if I remember...

Is she wearing a collar............if so, who's got hold of her lead?

We need to see him maintain a high level of consistency next season. Unfortunately, this season he has made some unforced errors that cost us points, but at other times been a great shot stopper. If he improves his decision making, kicking and dealing with crosses he will give our back four...

I agree, if we did get promoted to the championship Bayliss could potentially be worth 4 x as much as now. Will MR be given the chance to retain the best talent?

There have been a number of figures quoted, but OSB would probably be the best person to advise from the last set of audited accounts.

Pay there CEO extremely well!!!

The interesting element is the rate of interest that is charged for those loans. Some would consider it excessive?

doh! Predicted texts!!

Based on 50,000 attendance and assuming an average cost per ticket of £30 [being cautious] = £1,500,000. My guess is 25% = £375,000. However, I'm sure someone will have a much better ride than me on this.

The coaching staff deserve credit for his performances. Having said that the lad himself has shown great attitude and mental toughness

SBA were brilliant today. I thought we were much the better team. The only time Exeter got into the game was in the last 10 minutes when we say deep and looked tired. As for quality .... Jordan Willis finish sublime & grimmers left foot was ace

The night we wrapped up qualification for Europe by winning at Wolves was a great one. . I may stand corrected but Brian Joyce who we signed from non league scored that night.

I think the difference for us is that the major rebuilding job of the squad was undertaken last summer & we have the key players under contract for at least one more season. Therefore, MR has a far more stable position to prepare for next season, in comparison to other years. That said, we must...

Mine just arrived .....I hope that everyone else get their tickets VERY soon.

Whatever happens with Wasps, I can't see SISU changing their approach. They only invest money into court actions rather than stadiums, the team, etc.

3 tickets not turned up yet. Fingers crossed for tomorrow