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No-one's going to match the Championship contract that Collins has. So for him to agree to a move, he'd probably have to accept a large pay-cut.

Well, that's told me all I need to know.

Winner gets a piggy back from the loser. If it's a draw, they do the wheelbarrow, swapping with who's the barrow half way round. It'll add a bit of extra jeopardy to the game.

He's also a better manager than they'd deserve.

I mean, that's just a lie.

I don't think it should be downplayed how important O'Hare was to us staying in this division initially, and then kicking on to being an established side.

It's time to let it go.

He doesn't strike me as a Bentley kind of guy, tbh. Also probably still ok to use the present tense; I doubt King made him hand over the keys. "No, Mark, as well as everything else, you're walking home."

Tbf to these ones, not sure how baffling they were. Kitching's a strange one, as it clearly wasn't football related, so we don't know the reasons to comment if it was baffling or not. He was not picked for a fair while after Robins left, either. It *is* baffling to us when we don't have the...

Markedly.

And a frank is a type of mark.

Possibly yes, maybe no. What's the point in speculating? Lampard's our manager and expectation is being exceeded, and that's all that matters.

I have no real complaints about that, tbh. You could probably analyse it the nth degree and claim he was on or off by a toenail, but that's bollocks, frankly.

Who know what the payoff for this overturning of the footballing order will be? It does make me slightly nervous of the visit of Sunderland, though.

We were absolutely in control, and it's EMC's first game back, so it's understandable.

Jesus fucking Christ. That was significantly more nervy than it should have been.

Not Olympics, but: The nearest you'll see crap people come up against the world class in sport is in cricket, where you can have someone like Phil Tufnell has to come out to face the likes of Curtley Ambrose.

He's lurking beneath Holgate.

Here's were Simms was a split second after the keeper dropped his clanger. Then here's when he challenges for the ball: Can't believe Hackett's saying there's anything wrong here. Those stills are from the highlights Wednesday posted; there's not one comment complaining about the goal...

He got two hand on it and then dropped it; Simms wasn't really near him, but I assumed that the keeper had half of his mind on Simms so didn't execute the take properly. It was fully dreadful goalkeeping, and absolute howler. He wasn't under pressure until he'd cocked up, and by then, it was...