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Him and Grimes are the only ones that have. I don't know how much of it was down to availability, but this was not the team shape to pick. We needed far more in midfield. I guess we'd have gone with a 3 without the injuries

We've missed MvE so much it's ridiculous, and Bidwell's nowhere near the level anymore.

Our defence looks cobbled together, which it is.

Filth from Saks.

That wasn't great. We looked lackadaisical at the back at times there and took some unnecessary risks. Need to be better second half. Saying that, we did provide the one moment of genuine quality that half.

Over his time with us he was generally very good. In that cup run season he was great, and looked like he could play at a higher level. He should have been sold then, but hindsight's a wonderful thing. It would have been interesting to see what standard of club would have been interested. We...

Their rivals are Chester and Shrewsbury, I think. It's all about the borders! Don't know if there's any beef with the other Welsh teams, tbh.

Not much, but he was offside, and the linesman called it correctly. It shouldn't be a case of more or less anal depending on where in the move the offside is, but whether someone is offside or not. It was marginal, but off. No complaints. The issue is using technology to determine if someone...

Basically people are pissed off because we played against ten men in the second half but didn't score 4 goals.

A massive boost?

EMC was offside, not Wright. It was marginal, but correct.

They were a threat, but they never looked like winning. At 2-0 the next goal was crucial; if they'd have got it, it may well have been a different result. However, they didn't, because we were so much better at putting the ball in the back of the net than them. 3-0 the game was over. We didn't...

And that's the most hyperbolic statement I've seen... well, for a while, anyway. Unless of course you only started watching this season.

Christ, I had to think about that.

We were 3-0 up for most of it. It wasn't a great performance, and the first half could have been almost any score. We put three of our chances away, they put none of theirs. The second half was a non-event from our point of view. I'd read nothing into it whatsoever.

Very different challenge than today, I suspect.

Other than Rushworth, BTA everywhere again. Kitching with more than one crucial bit of defending. We looked over-run in midfield generally, but Allen used the ball well.

They were good. No-one else has caused us anything like that sort of trouble. However, they won't do anything this season because they're calamitous at the back.

I'm glad that's finished. Three points. That's all that matters.

Bloody hell! That was very strange. From about the 15th minute, and the one that wasn't given, we were so open. Rushworth has been brilliant, and on the one occasion that he wasn't, Kitching was.