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Why don't you like cheese?

You quoted me before I corrected my error :(

We only need to beat Donny to do three in a row. We are 2/1 to win so the probability to win 3 in a row is 33%. Cannot see odds for P'boro away, but Chesterfield are 15/8 this weekend. I'm assuming we'll be the same. So the probability of winning both (4 in a row) is 11.6%

Yes, every career where you agree a contract with those terms. If any of my clients want me out they have to honour my contract. I'm not senior enough for them to want to tie me in for 3 years but I imagine it happens for CEOs et al.

We were lucky that Fleetwood cannot defend well.

The spending during the Atkinson and Strachan eras is ultimately what has lead to the club's current financial plight and fall down the leagues. How aware were you of the perilous financial decisions being taken?

I agree with Johhny, it was arrogance mixed with a lack of risk awareness. But he's a young fella...

Sis and Doris Bonkers will be there.

This wouldn't make economic sense. One discounts when nobody is buying. If the crowd is expected to increase anyway on the back of a couple of good results then why would anyone reduce revenue?

I loved the old green and black striped top - reminds me of when I first started going.

It seemed to go down a few minutes ago.

Isn't Gatarek a Norwegian jazz saxophonist?

It is common vocabulary in finance. Sell side is the banks: quoting buy and sell prices for instruments and packaging into structured products. Buy side is companies wanting to invest or hedge positions.

Well it's best to keep expectations low, Samo, I agree. However I do think we have turned a corner. We now have some attacking bite with the players SP brought in during January and with Mowbray we also have a bit more nous. I think we'll stay up.

I very much doubt he has said that. It would be highly unprofessional and hardly conducive to getting the best out of the side as he tries to avoid relegation.

The direction of momentum has been obvious. I've little doubt we were destined for the fall.

I've been slow to criticise SP, one never knows what is happening behind the scenes. However I simply cannot imagine the result yesterday without the change of manager. I wasn't there but have heard accounts that it is the best we have played for months. I really cannot see this being a step...

Well, yes I agree with that. This appears to be policy driven by expediency however. We've had two summers disrupted through account-filing malarkey and then the horrific realisation that the side we built this last summer wasn't up to much. The short-term contract issue I would imagine is...

How do you know Waggott has identified the players? It reads like speculation dressed up as fact.

That's a horrible story.