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It's a figure of speech. I obviously don't mean it'd be the end of the world if we lost, just that taking something from the game now becomes far more important to try and maintain where we are than if we'd have won tonight.

it's almost like cos he went for it at the weekend and the game went away from us he's decided it's no going to work tonight. If you're going to make attacking subs and push for the win it's better to do it at home with the crowd behind you. I do sometimes wonder what is going through MR's...

If we'd won tonight we could have approached that game with a bit more freedom, knowing it wouldn't be the end of the world if we didn't get a result. Now it feels like we need to pick up at least a point.

They should both have had at least 20mins at the end.

Waghorn injured. Walker and Godden don't seem to gel very well or look very effective playing as a lone striker

Massive missed opportunity for three points. They were there for the taking with some attacking changes and we didn't make them. How on earth Kane did not get on that pitch I don't know.

Went for the attacking changes away from home, didn't at home.

Still think if we're going 3 up top we need the delivery for them

Not as good as Hyam the One and Only

Why are we not bringing on fresh legs?! It's so fucking frustrating!

Make the attacking changes now! We have the man advantage.

If we're going to go for it we've got to make the changes now

Sheaf must have some sort of injury if Allen is coming on first.

Game in danger of passing us by. We need to freshen it up with a couple of subs.

Should get O'Hare running at Sanderson. He musty be on the brightest of bright yellows

At least Hamer had a shot.

Got to be thinking of bringing Kane on

Don't worry. We only tend to score in one half, so as we didn't score in that one...

Some nice play, need to be more willing to have a go. Kane on for Dabo and Sheaf on for Kelly after 10-15 mins of the second half to give us that bit more going forward

Hyam has one bad touch in the game you call it out. O'Hare does that - he's still great. Your clear bias towards or against certain players makes it difficult to not just dismiss your comments on particular players