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Not having gone, I can only refer to the match-thread, which described their keeper as motm - which I guess means he made several good saves.....I don't know how many bad misses our players had today, but if the keeper is on top form, then the job is more difficult. A few people need to...

Wonder who would have been bkamed if any of them had been killed............

And if you check out the end of September table via the same link as above, it shows just how far we have come

But we are 7th in the points gained table.....which accurately reflects our current position. Just imagine though where we would be with just a few of those lost points...

Not this year

The thing with McSheffrey is that despite him being so bad at defending (and making OK full-backs look crap - fortunately Adams is better than OK), he has started most games for Robins, who must believe in him. Personally I think he trades a lot on his past, but he is the best (and the worst)...

I can't believe anyone would think that Elliott should have started in front of McGoldrick for the Shrewsbury game. Yes, he played well at MK, but he was knackered after 60 minutes and had to be subbed, AND if McGoldrick hadn't played and Elliott had started, and we still lost, then even Robins...

Against Shrewsbury at home we would have won it on points if it had been a boxing match, and (from what I've heard) the same applies at Carlisle. It is probably the fact that we rely so much on the single striker, and if he and the midfielders aren't scoring, then we struggle to score as a team...

But then Yeovil would be after MR

Perhaps at the next match you go to you might like to approach someone in a wheelchair and start giving them abuse, and just accept it if someone punches you - then come on here and proudly tell people what you did. As a matter of interest, I wonder how old you are? My guess is mid to late...

Why not middle ground of £10 per ticket?

I love the different ways us fans view the games and performances. Loads of criticism for Jordan Clarke, who was the only defender to show some composure when heading the ball back to Murphy, some people slating Murphy for his poor distribution (see separate thread about that subject), noone...

The goal at Spurs was down to a professional footballer not being able to control a football in the middle of the park......yes, the ball was thrown to him by Murphy, but that didn't cost the goal. Same applies at MK Dons, where again, a player failed to control the ball well, and then the...

I think everyone who left before 90 minutes should be made to parade round the pitch so we can laugh at them

I know it made no difference to the outcome, but has anyone seen a replay of our disallowed goal, and if so, was it the right decision? From where I was I thought it looked like a good, well-worked goal, but the linesman was flagging for it very early. The same linesman who didn't see any of...

Just voted for Moose - he is miles ahead of the rest!

As I said, its only an opinion - for me I thought Sigurdsson was the least effective/noticeable Spurs player, and loved Scott Parker's whole attitude to the game...

Didn't he shout that for the third goal to Baker and Clarke?

Didn't Leon Clarke lay off a perfect pass into the path of Connor Thomas, who took a touch and was tackled rather than shooting first time - no criticism of Thomas for that, but I feel that Leon Clarke has been a little unfairly criticised by some. He was on his own against a top-class back 4...

Bale was just very much quicker to react to the deflection than Clarke, but in the first half the Spurs players were quicker to do just about everything than ours were. Edge and Wood were joint MOTM for me. I also thought Leon Clarke did pretty well, doing better as we got into the game...