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Yes, but surely most keepers are only as good as the defence in front of them?

With McNally in the team and McFazdean fit, would there be a place for him at CB?

That is the million dollar question 😂

Blimey, forgot about theirs. Hopefully ours is much quicker!

Easy, game ends once the ball goes out of play as per Rugby.

We're nearly a week on and just wondered when we anticipate formal confirmation from the EFL and both parties on completion of the deal?

I did a quick comparison of this season v last season’s equivalent games, swapping out relegated/promoted sides for their replacements. Interestingly we are now 1 point up overall and were 11 points up over the last 9 games. The team will need to exceed last year’s points tally by around 10...

Most of the bowling greens I've played on this season have been in poor condition, the weather has been terrible for the grass!

“No club wants to go down the road of Derby.” The irony of that statement is beyond belief!

A deal with an up front signing on fee and 8 to 10k per week is probably the way it will be structured.

It did happen once this season. The Blues player got sent off at our place for a similar challenge and if I remember rightly the ref was heavily criticised.

Strangely, I think I saw something recently where Alan Shearer said he always purposely aimed at the keeper knowing that 9 times out of 10 he would get a slight mis-hit and it would go past them.

With that scoreline there’s a possibility it wouldn’t be!

I’m expecting 2 changes for Monday. McFazdean back in and Kane for Dabo (injured).

I think the pitch is a major factor affecting the quality of the game. The ball is bouncing up horribly making it difficult to play any decent football.

It comes down to whether we can stay in touch going into the last 3 games. West Brom - nothing to play for Huddersfield - resting players for the play offs Stoke - nothing to play for All hypothetical, but means probably 12 pts from the next 7 games to have a chance. We have won the last 3...

Not over, but you couldn’t really pick a tougher run of games. 5 away games against local rivals plus the top 3 and probably requiring 7 wins. That said, we do tend to play well against the better teams and it’s an opportunity to take points off some rivals.

The Leeds team of the 70s were not journeymen footballers, they had world class players. That’s why Brian Clough called them out when he took over, because he strongly believed that they didn’t need to be like that.

Luton have an extra game in the FA cup this week. I wonder if that might be a factor for our game next Tuesday.